Shippers’ exports will face higher fuel fee percentages, while imports will see lower rates once the adjustment takes place June 22.
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Shippers’ exports will face higher fuel fee percentages, while imports will see lower rates once the adjustment takes place June 22.
Published June 18, 2026
FedEx jets sit at the company's facility at O'Hare International Airport on Sept. 19, 2014, in Chicago. FedEx shippers have weathered escalating fuel surcharges amid heightened jet fuel prices.
Rising fuel costs push brands to adjust shipping policies
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The changes impact various import and export shipments, including packages traveling to and from the U.S., adding to cost…
New fuel surcharges are forcing brands to get creative to mitigate costs, such as by comparing more carriers for shipments.
Brands are raising free shipping thresholds as higher fuel costs push up the price of moving goods across supply chains.
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The government raises export duties on diesel and ATF while keeping petrol rates unchanged, effective June 16.
Xeneta attributed the spike to supply issues, not jet fuel volatility, despite carrier surcharges.
