The fuel surcharge percentage for FedEx Express services is subject to weekly adjustment based on the weekly published U.S. Gulf Coast (USGC) spot price for a gallon of kerosene-type jet fuel.

The fuel surcharge for FedEx Express^® services applies to FedEx Express International export and import freight charge published in Middle East, the Indian subcontinent, and Africa.

The fuel surcharge for each FedEx Express international shipment is assessed on the net transportation rate and the following transportation-related surcharges:

• Additional Handling – Freight;
• Additional Handling - Weight (EXP);
• Additional Handling Charge - Dimensions (EXP);
• Additional Handling Charge - Non-Stackable;
• Additional Handling Surcharge – Packaging;
• Adult Signature Required;
• Broker Selection Option;
• Direct Signature Required;
• Indirect Signature Required;
• Out of Delivery Area;
• Out of Pickup Area;
• Oversize Charge;
• Demand Surcharge;
• Saturday Delivery; and
• Saturday Pickup.

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Effective October 7, 2024, there will be adjustments to the MEISA Fuel surcharge table below. Details on these changes can be found here.

FedEx Express Fuel Surcharge Table

(USGC price per gallon in U.S. Dollars ($))

Note: There is a two-week lag between the fuel price index and the fuel surcharge. FedEx may use a longer lag when the fuel price posted on eia.gov is delayed. The fuel surcharge percentage applies to Export, Import^* and Global Third-Party^# shipments.

^* For customers who have registered for the Import service only. For other customers, an export fuel surcharge based on the originating country/ territory is applied to inbound shipments.

^# For customers who have registered for the global third-party service only. For other customers, an export fuel surcharge based on the originating country/ territory is applied to third-party shipments.

Fuel surcharge percentages and amounts, associated trigger points and methods of calculation are subject to change without notice. See Section 23 of the FedEx Express Conditions of Carriage for the Middle East, the Indian subcontinent and Africa. If the Fuel Surcharge rises above the maximum value or drops below minimum value, or there are changes to the trigger points, the above tables will be updated.

Fuel Surcharge Updates

Changes to the FedEx Express - the Middle East, the Indian subcontinent and Africa fuel surcharge will be applied every Monday and reflected in your FedEx invoice.

The fuel surcharge percentage for FedEx Express^® services is subject to weekly adjustment based on the weekly published U.S. Gulf Coast (USGC) spot price for a gallon of kerosene-type jet fuel.

See the USGC index for the spot price per gallon of kerosene-type jet fuel.

The prices in these indexes are published by the U.S. Department of Energy and FedEx is not responsible for the information provided.

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A fuel surcharge is levied on all domestic services.

The fuel surcharge is levied on the total invoice value per waybill prior to VAT being applied.

The fuel surcharge percentage for Domestic shipments will be subject to weekly adjustment based on the weekly published diesel price (diesel price per Euro/Litre) of the European Commission, Department of Transport & Energy.

The surcharge percentage will be reflected on your FedEx invoice. Information on the fuel surcharge for each week, if changed, will be available the Friday before the surcharge is applicable.

Fuel surcharge percentages and amounts, associated trigger points and methods of calculation are subject to change without notice. See Section 23 of the Federal Express Conditions of Carriage. If the Fuel Surcharge rises above the maximum value or there are changes to the trigger points, the table below will be updated.

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