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Open Your Carrier Portal

Select your shipping line below and go directly to their official tracking portal.

Don't know your shipping line? Check the Bill of Lading or booking confirmation XGT sent you. The carrier name is listed at the top.

About These Tools

What is the XGT Client Hub?

The XGT Client Hub is a set of free self-service trade tools for importers and exporters moving cargo between China, the Gulf, and Egypt. It brings container tracking across 12 shipping lines, a chargeable weight calculator for air and sea freight, an Egyptian import document checklist, five documented client case studies, and answers to common shipping questions together in one place.

How do I track my container or shipment?

The Track Shipment tool links directly to the official cargo tracking portals of 12 major shipping lines, including MSC, Maersk, CMA CGM, COSCO, Evergreen, OOCL, Hapag-Lloyd, Yang Ming, ONE, CULines, and PIL, plus the universal Track-Trace container search. Enter your container number or bill of lading number on the carrier page to see the live position and status of your cargo. If you are not sure which line carries your shipment, XGT clients can simply send their B/L number to our team and we track it for them.

How do I calculate volumetric weight for air freight?

Air freight is charged on the greater of actual weight and volumetric weight. Volumetric weight in kilograms is length x width x height in centimeters divided by 6000 for standard air freight, or divided by 5000 for express courier services. Sea LCL shipments are charged by volume in cubic meters (CBM), which is length x width x height in meters. The Weight Calculator above applies the correct divisor for each mode and shows the chargeable figure instantly.

Which documents do I need to import into Egypt?

A standard import into Egypt requires a Commercial Invoice, a Packing List, and a Bill of Lading (or Air Waybill for air cargo), plus a Certificate of Origin, which directly affects duty rates. Regulated products such as electronics, toys, and machinery also need a Certificate of Conformity issued by a GOEIC-approved testing lab. The Document Checklist above tracks all six documents so nothing is missing when your cargo reaches port.

What results has XGT delivered for real clients?

The Case Studies tab holds five documented client projects, each published in full with the challenge, the process, and the measured results: a first-time HVAC importer scaling to a year-round container program, oversized drilling equipment moved by air with zero downtime, a multi-supplier consolidation into one container, an electric vehicle shipment completed around a carrier restriction, and a 300-point electric vehicle inspection carried out in China.

Which trade routes does XGT publish guides for?

XGT publishes a step-by-step guide for each of its main corridors, covering how the route works, typical transit times, the required documents, and the cargo that moves on it: Guangzhou to Alexandria, Nansha to Ain Sokhna, Taiwan to Egypt, Europe to the Gulf and MENA, and UAE to USA. Each guide states the transit windows XGT quotes on that lane and the compliance documents the destination market requires.

Where can I find answers to common shipping questions?

The FAQ tab covers the three questions new clients ask most: how suppliers are verified, how freight forwarding to Egypt works, and how to get started. The complete FAQ, covering sourcing, quality control, logistics, compliance, and trade trips, lives on the dedicated FAQ page.

Looking for the full list of questions and answers? Visit the complete FAQ or contact our team for a free quote.