Samskip implements Brexit surcharge
The Icelandic container carrier expects customer demand for having goods shipped to the UK will increase in the coming months ahead of the country's withdrawal from the EU. The liner company is implementing a Brexit surcharge in order to be able to keep up with the higher demand.
The prospect of the UK leaving the EU in late March will put Icelandic container carrier Samskip's routes to British ports under pressure, for which reason the liner company will implement a Brexit surcharge on its customers.
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