Enter your CMA CGM container number into our tracking tool to get real-time updates on your shipment's journey, including its current location and transit milestones.
CMA CGM Tracking
GoComet’s CMA CGM container tracking tool makes it easy to check your shipment’s status. Enter a tracking number to get the latest CMA CGM tracking updates.
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About CMA CGM Container Tracking
Carrier Reliability
On-Time Arrival Performance
On time arrival record for CMA CGM as measured by comparing scheduled arrivals vs actual arrivals of all vessels
28.45%
Shipments on-time [as on Jul 23 - 2025]
Average Delay
The average delay for CMA CGM vessels as measured by comparing each vessel’s actual arrival time to its schedule
+5.79
Average Delay [as on Jul 23 - 2025]
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CMA CGM is one of the world’s largest container shipping companies, founded in 1978 by Jacques R. Saadé and headquartered in Marseille, France. The company operates a fleet of over 593 vessels, calling at 420 commercial ports across more than 160 countries. In the United States, CMA CGM maintains operations at key ports including New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and major terminals along the Gulf of Mexico.
In 2025, CMA CGM announced a $20 billion investment plan to expand its U.S.-flagged fleet, modernize port infrastructure, and launch a new airfreight hub in Chicago. This plan includes infrastructure upgrades and job creation initiatives, with a focus on improving logistics performance across U.S. trade corridors.
The company’s fleet includes LNG-powered and high-capacity vessels such as CMA CGM Jacques Saadé (23,000 TEU), CMA CGM Antoine de Saint Exupéry (20,954 TEU), and CMA CGM Benjamin Franklin, the first mega-container ship to call at U.S. ports.
Our CMA CGM tracking system allows users to monitor shipments using a container number, Master Bill of Lading (BL), or booking reference. The platform provides real-time data on cargo location, transit milestones, and estimated time of arrival (ETA). It supports both single and multi-container tracking with up-to-date shipment status across global and domestic routes.
This tool is designed to help logistics teams maintain full visibility of their shipments and make informed decisions with accurate and timely tracking information.
In 2025, CMA CGM announced a $20 billion investment plan to expand its U.S.-flagged fleet, modernize port infrastructure, and launch a new airfreight hub in Chicago. This plan includes infrastructure upgrades and job creation initiatives, with a focus on improving logistics performance across U.S. trade corridors.
The company’s fleet includes LNG-powered and high-capacity vessels such as CMA CGM Jacques Saadé (23,000 TEU), CMA CGM Antoine de Saint Exupéry (20,954 TEU), and CMA CGM Benjamin Franklin, the first mega-container ship to call at U.S. ports.
Our CMA CGM tracking system allows users to monitor shipments using a container number, Master Bill of Lading (BL), or booking reference. The platform provides real-time data on cargo location, transit milestones, and estimated time of arrival (ETA). It supports both single and multi-container tracking with up-to-date shipment status across global and domestic routes.
This tool is designed to help logistics teams maintain full visibility of their shipments and make informed decisions with accurate and timely tracking information.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I track my CMA CGM container?
What prefixes are used in CMA CGM container numbers?
CMA CGM containers often begin with prefixes like CMAU, FSCU, and TGHU. These prefixes are part of the container identification number and help validate the shipment during tracking.Can I track multiple CMA CGM containers at once?
Yes, our tracking platform supports multi-container tracking. You can monitor several shipments simultaneously using a consolidated view, saving time and improving coordination.What types of cargo are supported by CMA CGM's specialized equipment?
CMA CGM accommodates a wide range of cargo types, including dry bulk, hazardous goods, oversized machinery, and temperature-controlled freight using special container types.Do I need to visit the CMA CGM website to track my container?
No, you don't need to visit the CMA CGM website to track your container. Our CMA CGM tracking tool gives you instant access to container location, port activity updates, estimated delivery dates, and potential delays—all from a single dashboard. Skip the manual searches and get a clearer view of your shipment here.What should I do if my shipment is delayed at a US port?
If your shipment faces delays at a US port due to customs or port issues, you will receive real-time notifications through our tracking system. You can contact our support team if you need further assistance.How do I know if my CMA CGM container is facing customs issues at US ports?
Our tracking system will alert you to any delays or customs inspections at major US ports, including Los Angeles, New York, or Charleston.Is there a way to receive email or SMS alerts for shipment updates?
Yes, you can enable email or SMS notifications to receive automatic updates on status changes, port arrivals, or delays for your CMA CGM containers.