Maersk will introduce revised tariffs for container rail transportation between Ukrainian terminals and Poland’s Port of Gdansk from September 1, 2026, covering both import and export cargo. Export rates will apply to new applications based on the date equipment is released, while import tariffs take effect on September 1.
For standard dry cargo, export charges will range from $1,400–1,950 per 20-foot container and $1,500–2,300 per 40-foot container, depending on the origin terminal. Shipments from Mostyska will cost $1,400 and $1,500 respectively, with transit of about two days. Rates from Kyiv, Ternopil, Klevan and Vinnytsia will be $1,800 per container, with delivery taking five to eight days. The highest export tariffs apply from Dnipro-Liske, Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv, reaching $2,300 for a 40-foot container, while transit can extend to 14 days.
Import rates from Gdansk will range from $1,500–1,950 per 20-foot container and $2,000–2,600 per 40-foot unit. The changes are relevant for Ukrainian traders using containerized logistics, although the source does not specify the commodities affected.