Delivery is introducing a fuel surcharge for collection and delivery services
From 21 September 2026, Delivery will be introducing a fuel surcharge to its collection and delivery rates.
This decision is due to changes in fuel prices and the need to ensure the stable operation of door-to-door logistics and an appropriate level of customer service throughout Ukraine.
How will the fuel surcharge work?
The fuel surcharge is a flexible mechanism that allows service costs to be adjusted in line with changes in the market price of diesel fuel.
Its introduction will mean that base rates do not need to be revised every time fuel prices change; instead, a single, transparent adjustment mechanism will be applied.
The value of the fuel coefficient will be determined based on the average market price of diesel fuel in Ukraine, as per publicly available data from the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine. The coefficient is not linked to fuel prices at individual petrol station chains.
The base value of the fuel coefficient is 1.00. At this value, standard rates for collection and delivery of goods apply.
The current value of the coefficient will be updated daily, as are the ‘Warehouse-to-Warehouse’ rates.
Where can you check the current coefficient?
To ensure customers always have access to up-to-date information, the fuel coefficient will be displayed:
- in the ‘Rates’ section on the Delivery website;
- when generating an invoice;
- in the cost calculator;
- directly on the invoice — as a separate line item specifying the coefficient applied.
We understand how important stability and predictability of costs are for businesses. That is why we are introducing a mechanism that will allow us to account for changes in fuel prices in a transparent manner whilst maintaining the stability of our base tariffs.
Thank you for your trust and understanding.