Europe is a key export market for Indian products such as textiles, auto components, leather goods and pharmaceuticals. | Photo Credit: LEON KUEGELER Global container shipping line Maersk has raised its Emergency Contingency Surcharge (ECS) on cargo moving from the Indian Subcontinent to North Europe, effective August 1, in a move that is expected to increase logistics costs for Indian exporters.For cargo originating from South and East India — including Chennai, Kattupalli, Thoothukudi and Visakhapatnam — the ECS for shipments to North Europe will increase to $3,800 per 20-foot container (TEU) from $2,800. For cargo from North West India, covering…