UPS Rate Change Information

Effective December 26, 2021, the rates for our services will have an average 2.8% net increase, inclusive of a reduction in certain Peak Surcharges*. This is one of the lowest net rate changes ever delivered by UPS.

A combination of base shipping increases and a reduction in lane-based surcharges delivers great value to customers. Additional information about the new rate changes will be available to download on ups.com this coming quarter to help you plan for the year ahead.

*The 2.8% average net increase is measured as an average across all shippers in markets in which this increase is applicable. The impact of these changes on your shipping costs will vary according to your shipping characteristics and the terms of your UPS agreement. The 2.8% average net rate increase includes increases to base rates (which may be greater than 2.8%) combined with reductions in certain applicable surcharges. The 2.8% average net rate increase applies only in selected markets; for details on rates applicable to your shipment, review the applicable UPS Rate and Service Guide at the time of shipment.

2/21/20:
Toronto, ON

UPS Freight (NYSE:UPS) today announced a general rate increase.

Effective March 2, 2020, general rates will increase by 5.4 percent.

This rate adjustment applies to non-contractual less-than-truckload (LTL) shipments rated on the current UPS^® Freight 525, 560 and 570 Rate Guides.

Rates based on the current UPS^® Freight 571 Rate Guide for Mexico will not change.

The impact of this general rate increase may vary by specific lane or shipment characteristics such as weight or class. Customers will be able to view and download the new rates at www.upsfreight.com beginning March 2, 2020.

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Also effective March 2, 2020, all UPS^® Freight published fuel surcharges will increase by 0.5 points.

We recognize the importance of planning ahead for both you and your customers, so below is a summary of our 2020 rates.