New Delhi: Delivery cost has increased by about 19 percent in the Asia Pacific, including India, between the March and May period on a year-over-year basis, logistics software-as-a-service firm Fareye said in a report.The survey was conducted after the Middle East conflict erupted, which put pressure on fuel supplies and cost."The research finds that delivery costs across APAC have risen 18.9 percent year-on-year on average. For India, where fuel prices, driver wages, and urban congestion are structural cost drivers, this number is not a surprise. What is a surprise . . .