A clear estimated arrival
The latest COSCO estimated arrival is pulled out above the timeline. Actual arrival and discharge remain separate completed events so operations teams do not confuse an estimate with a confirmation.
Enter a COSCO bill of lading to see linked containers, vessel and voyage details, terminals, ETA updates, and completed milestones in one timeline.
Ocean tracking
Live betaTrack COSCO using a bill of lading. We’ll fetch the carrier event chain, including linked containers and vessel milestones.
Enter the bill of lading. No account required.
COSCO shipment
Estimated arrival
Carrier estimate — this can change
Equipment
Journey
See how Melrose monitors carrier milestones and exceptions across your operation.
Private by default: shipment references are not added to the URL or published as search pages.
COSCO shipment visibility
The latest COSCO estimated arrival is pulled out above the timeline. Actual arrival and discharge remain separate completed events so operations teams do not confuse an estimate with a confirmation.
Departure and arrival milestones include the vessel name, voyage number, service code, and port or terminal context supplied for each ocean leg.
COSCO terminal names and carrier facility codes stay attached to the event. Available US Customs FIRMS codes are shown alongside the relevant terminal or inland facility.
The bill of lading result includes every container number COSCO returns, with its related vessel, arrival, discharge, and cargo-availability milestones kept in the same readable timeline.
COSCO tracking FAQ
Enter the COSCO bill of lading number in the tracker on this page. COSCO bill of lading references commonly begin with COSU. Melrose checks the latest available carrier updates and displays them here.
COSU is the Standard Carrier Alpha Code used for COSCO Shipping Lines. A COSCO bill of lading commonly appears as COSU followed by its numeric reference.
COSCO supports container-number tracking, but Melrose has not enabled it on this public page yet. The current lookup accepts a COSCO bill of lading and returns its linked container numbers and available events.
COSCO supports booking references, but the public Melrose tracker currently accepts a bill of lading. Supported reference types will be labeled clearly as they are added.
When COSCO provides an estimated arrival, Melrose displays it prominently and keeps it labeled as an estimate. Actual arrival and discharge events remain separate completed milestones.
Available results can include estimated and actual vessel departure, estimated and actual vessel arrival, container discharge, cargo availability, terminal details, vessel name, voyage number, and linked containers.
No. Melrose is an independent freight operations platform. This page organizes COSCO tracking updates for easier operational use; consult COSCO directly when you need the carrier's official record or support.
Melrose connects shipment milestones to the quoting, order, EDI, and exception work around every load.