Chargeurs PCC has announced the introduction of a temporary 4.5% surcharge on all global invoices, effective May 1, 2026, in response to ongoing disruptions in energy and logistics markets.
The decision comes amid escalating operational costs impacting the global textile industry. Since the start of the year, energy prices—critical for polymer production and thermal processing—have surged significantly. At the same time, logistics challenges have intensified, with higher fuel costs and freight rates driven by rerouting of major shipping routes.
The company emphasized that the surcharge is a strategic step to maintain its high production and service standards without compromising quality.
Commenting on the move, Mr. Fabrizio Vincenzi, Chief Operating Officer of Chargeurs PCC, said:
“True to its rigorous standards, Chargeurs PCC refuses to compromise the excellence of its services. This 4.5% surcharge directly addresses the additional costs imposed by our suppliers. It allows us to guarantee the maintenance of the technical quality and responsible standards of your products, without any compromise.”
The surcharge will be transparently reflected in all invoices and is intended as a short-term adjustment. The company has confirmed that it will review energy and transportation cost benchmarks every three months, ensuring the measure remains aligned with market conditions.
As global cost pressures ease, Chargeurs PCC has stated that the surcharge will be revised or withdrawn accordingly, reinforcing its commitment to both operational excellence and long-term partnerships.
