Track & trace

Track a Evergreen container or shipment

Enter your Evergreen container number or bill of lading to find the right tracker, plus see what logee catches automatically that a one-off lookup won't.

Evergreen numbers typically start with EGHU, EISU. logee recognises the prefix, then routes you to Evergreen's own tracker for the live status.

Go to Evergreen's tracking tools →
Beyond the status number

What a tracking lookup won't tell you

A carrier tracker shows you where the container is right now. It won't tell you if that's a problem, or what to do about it.

Illustrative example
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ETA slipped for the third time. Originally 12 Sep, now 20 Sep. logee keeps the full history so you see the pattern, not just today's number, and tells you when a slip is big enough to affect your customer promise.

Using logee with Evergreen

Why pair Evergreen with an AI TMS

Evergreen sails some of the longest Asia-Europe and trans-Pacific strings in the industry, as part of the same Ocean Alliance as COSCO, OOCL and CMA CGM, and canal or port disruptions on those routes can cause knock-on delays that a simple status check won't explain. logee tracks ETA revisions over time rather than just today's number, so you can see a delay building before it's officially confirmed. That's one piece of the full capability set logee runs on every shipment.

About Evergreen

Evergreen at a glance

Headquarters
Taipei, Taiwan
Founded
1968
Global rank
7th-largest container carrier by capacity

Evergreen's green-hulled ships are some of the most recognisable in the industry, one of them briefly became the most famous container ship in the world after blocking the Suez Canal in 2021.

Evergreen container numbers start with EGHU or EISU. Its long-haul Asia-Europe and trans-Pacific strings mean more transshipment points than average, each one a place status can lag briefly. Canal or port disruptions on these routes have historically caused some of the industry's largest delay events, exactly why logee tracks ETA history, not just the current number, so a building delay is visible before it's officially confirmed.

Questions

Evergreen tracking, answered

How do I track an Evergreen container or shipment?
Enter your container number (starting EGHU or EISU) or bill of lading on Evergreen's own tracking tools, linked above. logee recognises the prefix automatically for connected shipments.
Why did my Evergreen shipment's ETA suddenly move?
Evergreen's long-haul Asia-Europe and trans-Pacific strings involve more transshipment points than average, and canal or port disruptions on these routes have historically caused some of the industry's largest delays. logee tracks ETA history so a building delay is visible early.
Is Evergreen part of a shipping alliance?
Yes, Evergreen sails in the Ocean Alliance with CMA CGM, COSCO and OOCL.
What does the EGHU or EISU prefix mean?
It's the container's ISO 6346 owner code identifying Evergreen as the operator, the international standard every shipping line uses.
Can logee track my Evergreen shipments automatically?
Yes. logee watches every Evergreen shipment you connect, alongside every other carrier you use, in one place.

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