Wan Hai Lines (WHLC)

About WAN-HAI Tracking

Effortlessly track your Wan Hai Lines containers using FreightMango’s all-in-one container visibility platform. Input your container number, booking ID, or Bill of Lading, and get real-time updates on location, ETA, vessel movement, and port milestones.

Wan Hai Lines, headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, is one of Asia’s most reliable and specialized carriers, focusing heavily on intra-Asia, Asia–Middle East, and Asia–America trade routes. Known for its consistent schedule reliability and regional expertise, Wan Hai has evolved from a Taiwan–Japan liner to a global container carrier.

Key Highlights:

• Container Prefix: WHLU
• Founded: 1965
• Headquarters: Taipei, Taiwan
• Fleet Size: 100+ vessels including new eco-friendly container ships
   
• Network Strengths:
   
  • Asia ↔ Middle East
  • Asia ↔ West Coast North America
  • Intra-Asia (China, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, Indian Subcontinent)
     

Strategic Advantages:

• Extremely strong intra-Asia presence — often preferred by regional manufacturers and traders
• Fast and frequent sailings on short-haul Asian routes
• Recently expanded to include transpacific services to U.S. and Canada
• Excellent service reliability and port call regularity
• Investments in new generation eco-ships and green port practices
   

FreightMango + Wan Hai Integration:

FreightMango's digital tracking platform offers complete visibility for Wan Hai shipments:

• Live container status for every major Wan Hai port pair
• Route milestones with timestamps — from origin CY to destination POD
• Integration with terminal feeds in Keelung, Busan, Nhava Sheva, Port Klang, Los Angeles, and more
• Alert system for delays, port congestion, and transshipment exceptions
• API-ready backend for enterprise logistics teams and 3PL coordination
   

Whether you're moving electronics from Taiwan, textiles from Bangladesh, or machinery to the Gulf, FreightMango gives you unmatched visibility into your Wan Hai shipments — across both traditional and emerging trade corridors.