Inland services in Poland

How to arrange the delivery with us

To arrange deliveries with us please visit E-Maersk webpage - our local solution for delivery orders.

Maersk’s entire inland service includes technologically advanced depots. Our depots will ensure efficient container handling which in turn improves truck, rail, and barge turn times. With our depots, we are able to provide you a complete logistical solution.

Intermodal Conditions for Poland file contain all necessary information that are need to realize transport with Maersk Line / Sealand a Maersk Company / Safmarine.

Most important notes:

1. Free time – 4h free for RCO, and for TRK 8h free, 4 hours free for TRK in tri-city area if drop and swap solution is not feasible(from 1.07.2025).
2. Trucking transport can be cancelled/postponed till 10:00 one working day before loading/delivery for free. After that cancellation fee apply which is:
• 1000 PLN in case of RCO transport (plus additional costs if it's after 16:00);
• Full IHE/IHI in case of DT transport.

If the container has already left the terminal, the late cancellation fee is calculated as per the real occurred costs. In case of RCO if container left terminal, is on rail wagon or at inland terminal cancelation might not be possible.

Same rules apply to customs clearance =import containers that will not be customs cleared/released until 10.00 am one day be before delivery day might be treated as cancelled and same fees would be applied.

3. Surcharge for transportation of dangerous goods (IMO) equals to 300 PLN per box and for specific trains we cannot move below cargo:
• On Amber (Kąty Wrocławskie), Baltic (Sławków) and Łódź trains IMO classes 1, 2, 6.2 and 7 are not allowed (only LQ containers);

Specific rules will apply to below trains:

• Warszawa/Szamotuły train no IMO cargo is allowed, only LQ containers can be moved;

In case of PCC trains (Kutno, Kolbuszowa) following classes are not allowed:

• IMO classes 1, 2, 6.2 and 7 (only LQ containers);
• UN classes (UN 1086, UN 2901, UN 1222, UN 2618, UN 1380, UN 2870, UN 1295, UN 1185, UN 1259, UN 1838, UN 2474, UN 1744, UN 2513);

Drop-off / Pick-up

Container drop off in Gdańsk (Baltic Hub, Radunia or Balticon) or Szczecin (DB Port or Balticon) is free of charge but container need to be dropped off on specific depot.

Applicable rules for drop-off and pick-up:

• All related container handling costs at inland terminal will be on account of Maersk;
• Tariff fees will continue to be reviewed on quarterly basis;
• Rules of engagement related to container drop-off/pick-up at sea terminals/depots of Gdansk and Szczecin remain unchanged.

Q3 2025 - DRP/PIC rates

Q2 2025 - DRP/PIC rates

Q1 2025 - DRP/PIC rates

Q4 2024 - DRP/PIC rates

Q3 2024 - DRP/PIC rates

Q2 2024 - DRP/PIC rates

Disclaimer

PCD (Price Calculation Date) - it is the date from which Maersk determine the applicable tariff, contract rate or surcharges, which need to be applied to a shipment. For NON-FMC shipments, the PCD is the ‘scheduled departure date /ETD’ of the first water leg at the time of Booking Confirmation. For FMC shipments, the PCD is the last container GATE-IN date of the shipment.