Maersk tracking
Maersk container and bill of lading tracking is being prepared for the public tracker.
Look up ocean shipments without reducing the result to one ETA. See containers, vessel movements, terminal details, releases, and the other milestones supplied by the carrier.
Available now
MSC and COSCO tracking are live, with more ocean carriers being added over time. Each carrier page explains which reference to use and shows the shipment updates available for that carrier.
Track a COSCO bill of lading and see linked containers, vessel and voyage milestones, ETA updates, terminals, and available FIRMS codes.
Track an MSC bill of lading and see its containers, vessel milestones, carrier updates, terminals, and available FIRMS codes.
Maersk container and bill of lading tracking is being prepared for the public tracker.
ONE container tracking will use the same carrier event timeline and reference guidance.
Tell us where to send tracking updates as support for each new carrier becomes available.
How it works
Use the reference type supported by the carrier page. MSC and COSCO currently accept bill of lading numbers.
Melrose collects the containers, locations, vessel details, and milestones available for the shipment.
Review completed and estimated milestones together, with the carrier’s original event descriptions intact.
Tracking data
Raw terminal and port names stay attached to events. When supplied or confidently mapped, the result also includes UN/LOCODE, SMDG, BIC, and US Customs FIRMS codes.
Completed, estimated, and planned milestones remain distinct, so an expected arrival is never presented as something that already happened.
A bill of lading may resolve to multiple containers. Each event retains its equipment references so timelines can be understood at shipment and container level.
Recent results are saved briefly so repeat lookups return faster. When a result gets old, Melrose requests a fresh carrier update.
Melrose connects carrier events to the freight workflows your team already runs.