An extra fee added to shipping or transportation costs, a fuel surcharge offsets fluctuating fuel prices. Carriers use it to stabilize revenue during price spikes, while shippers pay it to secure consistent service. Both parties benefit: carriers manage operational risks, and shippers maintain reliable logistics without sudden rate hikes.
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