LCL Consolidation
The core ECU Worldwide service: cargo from many shippers is consolidated into shared containers, making ocean freight affordable for shipments too small to fill a container.
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Allcargo Global Tracking
Enter your Allcargo Global tracking number to view shipment status, transit checkpoints, and delivery progress.
Allcargo Global tracking
Enter your tracking number
Get live status and transit history.
How to Track Your Allcargo Global Shipment
Three quick steps — free, no login required.
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Find your bill of lading reference
Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. Allcargo Global numbers are usually Origin port code plus a serial, e.g. SZPTOR12345.
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Enter it above
Type or paste the bill of lading reference into the search box at the top of this page and hit track.
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Get live status
See the current status, every transit checkpoint, and delivery progress in one timeline.
Live Allcargo Global Ocean Freight Tracking
Allcargo Global Tracking
Allcargo Global is one of the world's largest less-than-container-load (LCL) consolidators, moving cargo through its ECU Worldwide network across 180+ countries and 300+ offices. Shipments booked with Allcargo are tracked on the ECU360 platform. Enter your bill of lading reference above to follow your cargo from the origin warehouse, through port loading and the ocean leg, to discharge and final delivery.
Allcargo Global Services
Allcargo Global operates across ocean consolidation, contract logistics, and express distribution.
FCL & Project Cargo
Full container load moves and specialised handling for oversized, heavy-lift, and out-of-gauge project cargo.
Customs Clearance
Import and export customs brokerage at origin and destination, handled alongside the freight so the cargo keeps moving after discharge.
Contract Logistics
Warehousing, inland transport, and distribution at both ends of the ocean leg, including deconsolidation at the destination warehouse.
Allcargo Global Bill of Lading Format
Allcargo issues a house bill of lading reference built from the origin port code, the destination,
and a serial number. In SZPTOR12345,
SZP is Shenzhen, TOR is Toronto, and 04907 is the shipment serial. Your freight forwarder prints it on
the bill of lading and the booking confirmation.
SZPTOR12345
Expected Transit Times
Ocean freight is measured in weeks, not days. Typical door-to-door time is made up of four stages.
Consolidation
3-10 days from cargo receipt at the origin warehouse until the container is loaded and delivered to the port.
Ocean Leg
20-45 days port to port on most trade lanes; intra-Asia routes can be under 10 days, while transhipment adds a week or more.
Customs
2-7 days at the destination for import clearance, longer if documentation or inspection issues arise.
Final Delivery
1-5 days for deconsolidation at the destination warehouse and inland transport to the place of delivery.
Allcargo Global Status Glossary
What each milestone on your tracking timeline means.
Booked
The booking has been received and registered at the origin office, and a bill of lading reference has been issued. Nothing has physically moved yet.
Cargo Received at Warehouse
Your cargo has physically arrived at the origin consolidation warehouse and been signed for. It now waits to be loaded into a shared container.
Expected Time of Departure (ETD)
The planned sailing date for the vessel carrying your container. This is an estimate, not a completed event, and it can move if the vessel schedule changes.
Loaded on Vessel / Sailed
The container is aboard and the vessel has left the port of loading. Expect a long quiet period until the arrival milestones at the discharge port.
Discharged / Devanned
The container has been unloaded from the vessel at the port of discharge and, once devanned, your cargo has been separated from the other shipments it shared the container with.
Available for Pickup / Delivered
Customs clearance is complete and the cargo is either ready for collection at the destination warehouse or has been delivered to the final place of delivery.
Allcargo Global Support
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common queries about Allcargo Global tracking, delays, and deliveries.
How do I track my Allcargo Global shipment?
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.
What does an Allcargo Global tracking number look like?
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.
Who is ECU Worldwide and why does the tracking mention it?
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.
How long does an Allcargo Global ocean shipment take?
Ocean freight transit typically runs 20 to 45 days port to port depending on the trade lane, plus time for consolidation at origin and customs clearance and devanning at destination. Your estimated arrival date is shown with the tracking result.
What does "Cargo received at warehouse" mean?
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.
Why does my tracking show an expected departure in the future?
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.
Why is my Allcargo Global tracking not updating?
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.
Can I track without a bill of lading reference?
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.
What is LCL shipping?
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.
What is the difference between port of discharge and place of delivery?
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.
Is Track91 affiliated with Allcargo Global?
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.