What are the best tools for ANL tracking?
When it comes to Australian National Line (ANL) container tracking, the options range from relying on spreadsheets from your freight forwarder or manually checking the online ANL cargo tracking portal to utilizing unified visibility solutions that provide real-time insights into your supply chain.
Dependence on tracking spreadsheets from your forwarder can be limiting due to the risk that data becomes out of date without your knowledge. Similarly, carrier-specific portals may not be suitable for managing shipments across different carriers and forwarders or for setting custom notifications to handle disruptions efficiently. Tracking solutions like Beacon enhance the ANL track and trace experience by consolidating all shipment information—whether ocean, air, or road—into one intuitive platform. This enables personalized notifications for exceptions, analysis of historical tracking milestones, and optimization of lead times to boost overall supply chain performance.
About Australian National Line (ANL)
Australian National Line (ANL) was founded in 1956 by the Australian government as a state-owned shipping company headquartered in Melbourne, Australia. Initially established to promote maritime trade and shipping services, ANL quickly expanded its operations to become a key player in the Australian and international shipping industry. In 1998, the ownership of ANL was transferred to CMA CGM Group, a global leader in container shipping and logistics, which continues to operate ANL as a subsidiary, maintaining its strong presence in the Australasian shipping market.
ANL Track and Trace FAQs
Beacon provides a range of container tracking data for ANL shipments. Key freight milestones include, but are not limited to: Gate in Full, Loaded at POL, Departure from POL, Arrival at POD, Discharged at POD and Gate out Full. Estimated dates and times are available for container arrivals. Additional milestones allow you to track transshipments through intermediary ports. Information about the ports your containers are traveling to and vessels they are on are also available.
The Standard Carrier Alpha Code (SCAC code) for Australian National Line (ANL) is "ANNU."
ANL is owned by CMA CGM, having been acquired by the group from the Government of Australia in 1998.
ANL was founded in 1956.
ANL serves major destinations in Oceania with regular services connecting Asia with the Pacific Islands, Australia and New Zealand.
To find your Australian National Line (ANL) tracking number, refer to the shipping documents provided by the sender or your freight forwarder. The tracking number is typically included on the bill of lading, shipping confirmation email, and any other documentation related to your shipment.