Africazine:
CMA CGM Group is implementing new Peak Season Surcharges to enhance service reliability during high-demand periods.
Starting 9 April 2026, a surcharge of USD 250 / EUR 200 / GBP 175 per container will be applied for cargo shipped from any origin to Kribi, Cameroon. This measure aims to ensure dependable service amid seasonal cargo surges.
CMA CGM’s New Charges for Kribi, Cameroon
The CMA CGM Group is taking proactive steps to manage increased demand on its shipping routes. The new Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) will affect all cargo destined for Kribi, Cameroon, starting on 9 April 2026. This strategic move is designed to maintain service reliability during peak periods.
By implementing this surcharge, CMA CGM aims to address the challenges posed by seasonal cargo surges. The PSS reflects the company’s commitment to providing efficient operations, ensuring that customers receive timely service even during busy seasons.
CMA CGM: Key figures on Peak Season Surcharges
- USD 250 / EUR 200 / GBP 175 per container from all origins to Kribi, Cameroon
- USD 250 per TEU from Türkiye to Mexico
- USD 250 per TEU from Türkiye to Canada
Context of CMA CGM’s Surcharges
The surcharges will also apply to cargo shipped from Türkiye to Mexico and Canada, effective 1 April 2026. This includes all cargo, excluding Out of Gauge (OOG) and Breakbulk, ensuring that CMA CGM can manage peak-season pressures effectively across various trade lanes.
These measures are part of CMA CGM’s broader strategy to enhance operational efficiency and reliability during periods of heightened shipping activity.
Next Steps for CMA CGM Customers
- Monitor updates on the implementation of surcharges starting 9 April 2026.
- Prepare for additional charges on shipments from Türkiye to Mexico and Canada starting 1 April 2026.
CMA CGM is committed to maintaining reliable shipping services during peak demand periods.
