EGHU · EMCU · EITU → ct.shipmentlink.com
Evergreen Container Tracking
Track on ct.shipmentlink.com →
Type “Evergreen tracking” into a search engine and half the results point at evergreen-marine.com, where there is no search box to be found. ShipmentLink is the answer — Evergreen has run its customer-facing e-business on that separate domain for years, and once you know it, the lookup is quick and account-free.
Run your number through the validator first. Five prefixes belong to the group, one of them under a name you would never guess, and the check digit catches the transcription errors that make trackers return empty.
4 letters + 7 digits, printed on the doors
Evergreen prefixes: EGHU, EMCU — and the EITU puzzle
Four of the five codes read like the brand: EGHU, EGSU, EISU and EMCU all resolve to Evergreen entities in the BIC register. The fifth, EITU, is formally registered to Gaining Enterprise S.A. — a special-purpose vehicle inside the Evergreen group. Prefix lists that only match on names routinely misfile it as an unknown lessor; in practice an EITU box is Evergreen equipment and tracks on ShipmentLink like any other.
Evergreen also carries substantial leased tonnage, so a Triton or Textainer prefix on an Evergreen sailing is unremarkable — search ShipmentLink by the number on the door and the events appear as long as Evergreen booked the move.
Evergreen B/L numbers: the EGLV code
Evergreen documents carry the SCAC EGLV at the front of the bill-of-lading number — note that it matches none of the five container prefixes, which trips up anyone trying to guess one identifier from the other. The ShipmentLink search accepts the EGLV document number, a booking reference or a container number from the same page.
Using ct.shipmentlink.com
We verified the form in a real browser: it submits via POST with no query-string route, so there is no way to deep-link a result — any site promising a one-click Evergreen link is opening a blank form. Validate the number above, copy it, and paste it into the cargo-tracking page. The ShipmentLink mobile app carries the same data with sailing schedules alongside.
| Container number | ✓ yes |
|---|---|
| Bill of lading (B/L) | ✓ yes |
| Booking reference | ✓ yes |
| Pre-filled link | — no |
| Mobile app | ✓ yes |
Browser-verified 2026-08-03
- Alliance
- Ocean Alliance · CMA CGM tracking, COSCO tracking, OOCL tracking
- Headquarters
- Taoyuan, Taiwan
- Founded
- 1968
- Fleet rank (Alphaliner, 2026)
- #7 worldwide
Founded in Taoyuan on 1 September 1968 by Chang Yung-fa, Evergreen grew into the world’s seventh-largest container fleet and anchors the Ocean Alliance, whose cooperation agreement has been extended through 2032.
Frequently asked questions
Why does Evergreen tracking open shipmentlink.com?
ShipmentLink is Evergreen’s official e-commerce platform — the corporate site evergreen-marine.com hands all cargo tracking to ct.shipmentlink.com. The unfamiliar domain is legitimate, run by Evergreen itself.
Is EITU an Evergreen container?
Effectively yes — the BIC register shows EITU under Gaining Enterprise S.A., a special-purpose company within the Evergreen group, so the boxes run in Evergreen service and track on ShipmentLink.
Why doesn’t my Evergreen B/L start with a container prefix?
Evergreen bills of lading begin with EGLV, the carrier’s SCAC — a document code, not an equipment code. None of the five container prefixes appear on paperwork, and that mismatch is normal.
Can someone send me a link that opens my Evergreen result?
No — the ShipmentLink form is POST-only, verified in a live browser, so the number cannot travel in a URL. Paste it manually or save the shipment in the ShipmentLink app.
Which alliance partners might carry my Evergreen booking?
Evergreen sails in the Ocean Alliance with CMA CGM, COSCO and OOCL, under an agreement running to 2032. A booking with Evergreen can load onto a partner vessel, but Evergreen’s own tracker still reports the events.