Hapag-Lloyd introduces US$1,350 low water surcharge for Manaus
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Hapag-Lloyd announced a low water surcharge of US$1,350 for container shipments to and from Manaus, Brazil, due to declining water levels in the Amazon region. This surcharge takes effect for cargo shipped from 12 September 2026, reflecting concerns over an anticipated severe dry season affecting river transport.
Hapag-Lloyd will introduce a Low Water Surcharge (LWS) for container shipments to and from Manaus, Brazil, as water levels continue to decline in the Amazon region. The surcharge will take effect for cargo with a tariffing date on or after 12 September 2026. Hapag-Lloyd said the measure follows expectations of a potentially severe dry season [β¦] The post Hapag-Lloyd introduces US$1,350 low water surcharge for Manaus appeared first on Container News.