UPS Rate Change Information

Effective June 4, 2018, the following fees will increase and a Shipping Charge Correction Audit fee will be added:

• Over Maximum Limits and the Oversize Pallet Handling Surcharge will increase by $150.
• The Audit Fee will be assessed if the average shipping charge correction in an invoice week is more than $5.00. The Audit Fee will be the greater of $1.00 per package subject to a shipping charge correction or 6% of the total amount of shipping charge corrections during the applicable invoicing period. Review the applicable UPS Rate and Service Guide starting on June 4, 2018 for further detail.

Effective June 11, 2018, the following fees will increase:

• Ground Fuel Surcharge will increase by 0.50% for all thresholds. These surcharges will continue to be based on the National U.S. Average On Highway Diesel Fuel Price and adjusted weekly. For additional information, view the fuel surcharges page beginning June 7, 2018.

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

This rate adjustment applies to non-contractual less-than-truckload (LTL) shipments rated on the current UPS® Freight 525, 560, 570 and 571 tariffs.

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 ltl.upsfreight.com beginning March 26, 2018

Effective April 2, 2018, UPS will create separate fuel surcharges for Domestic Air shipments and International Air export shipments. These surcharges will continue to be based on the U.S. Gulf Coast Jet Fuel Price and adjusted weekly. For additional information, view the fuel surcharges page beginning March 30, 2018.

Package
Effective July 8, 2018
• The Large Package Surcharge for any U.S. Domestic package delivered to a residential address will be $90
• The Additional Handling surcharge for any U.S. Domestic package exceeding 70 pounds in actual weight will be $19.00