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At Maersk, we are committed to continually reviewing and enhancing our policies and processes to maintain a sustainable and reliable partnership with our customers.
Timely settlement of invoices plays an important role in supporting effective credit management and enabling us to continue delivering high-quality services across our network. In the current business environment, we remain focused on maintaining operational excellence while ensuring a fair and consistent approach to credit and collections management.
To address the additional costs associated with delayed invoice payments, Maersk will introduce a Late Payment Fee (LPF) effective 1 November 2026.
The Late Payment Fee will apply to Canada export shipments for customers operating under Credit terms where invoices remain unpaid after the applicable invoice due date. The fee will be charged in accordance with the overdue periods outlined below.
For ease of reference, the applicable invoice due date is reflected in the Statement of Account and can also be found on each invoice issued by Maersk.
The Late Payment Fee will not apply to:
The charge application logic will be as follows for Credit terms:
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact your local sales or customer service representative. We sincerely thank you for your continued partnership and look forward to supporting your global logistics needs. We truly appreciate your patience and understanding as we enhance our financial systems to serve you better.
