Allcargo Global Tracking

Enter your bill of lading reference in the Track91 search box above. We query the ECU360 track and trace system directly and show every port milestone, the vessel and voyage, and the estimated arrival date.

Allcargo issues a house bill of lading reference that begins with the origin port code followed by the destination and a serial, for example SZPTOR12345 for a Shenzhen to Toronto shipment. You will find it on the bill of lading your freight forwarder sent you.

ECU Worldwide is Allcargo Global's less than container load consolidation arm and runs the ECU360 platform. Shipments booked with Allcargo Global are tracked through that same system, so both names refer to the same shipment.

Allcargo Global describes multimodal logistics combining ocean, air, rail and road, plus container freight stations and inland container depots. Check the estimate for the product and destination on your booking or sender confirmation. Collection, the selected transport route and any required release or recipient action can change timing. Ask the sender or official support about an overdue booking; the product name is not a guarantee of a particular arrival time.

Your cargo has arrived at the origin consolidation warehouse and been checked in. It will then be loaded into a shared container with other shipments before the container is delivered to the port for loading onto the vessel.

Events marked as estimated, such as the expected time of departure or arrival, are the carrier's projections rather than something that has happened. Track91 shows them on the timeline but never treats them as the current status.

Ocean milestones update far less often than parcel scans. Once a vessel sails there may be no new event for two to three weeks until it reaches the discharge port, which is normal for sea freight rather than a sign of a problem.

Track91 needs the bill of lading reference. If you do not have it, ask the freight forwarder or shipper who made the booking, as it is issued to them and printed on the bill of lading document.

LCL stands for less than container load. Your cargo shares a container with other shipments rather than filling one on its own, which is cheaper for smaller volumes but adds consolidation time at origin and deconsolidation at destination.

The port of discharge is where the container is unloaded from the vessel. The place of delivery is the final inland destination where the cargo is handed over, which may be the same city or further inland.

No. Track91 is an independent tracking tool that fetches live status for your Allcargo Global shipments. For bookings, documentation, or claims, contact Allcargo Global or your freight forwarder directly.