SITC in Australia
Track SITC containers moving through ports in Australia by container or bill of lading number. After unloading, the goods are often delivered by a local carrier.
Popular local carriers in Australia
SITC tracking number format
Containers operated or owned by SITC carry one of these owner codes: SITU CWFU SWAU.
| Format | Example |
|---|---|
| Owner code SITU + 6 digits + check digit | SITU1234567 |
| Owner code CWFU + 6 digits + check digit | CWFU6543212 |
| Owner code SWAU + 6 digits + check digit | SWAU2468027 |
Examples show the format only and are not real shipments.
How to track a SITC shipment
- Find the 11-character container number on the container doors or your shipping documents.
- Enter it above (spaces are ignored).
- Press Track to see the latest SITC container events.
Frequently asked questions
What does a SITC container number look like?
Container numbers follow ISO 6346: a 3-letter owner code plus the letter U (for SITC: SITU, CWFU, SWAU), six digits and a final check digit, 11 characters in total. Example: SITU1234567.
Can I track a bill of lading or booking number here?
Our automatic detection works on container numbers. To track by bill of lading (B/L) or booking number, use the search on ebusiness.sitcline.com directly. We link to it from this page.
Why does the container show no movement?
Events are added when the container is gated in, loaded, discharged or gated out. Between ports there may be no updates for several days while the vessel is at sea.
Is this the official SITC website?
No. TrackandTrace.com is an independent tracking directory that sends you to the official SITC tracking page on ebusiness.sitcline.com.
Which other carriers deliver parcels in Australia?
Besides SITC, popular carriers in Australia include Aramex Australia (formerly Fastway), Australia Post (domestic / eParcel), StarTrack, Team Global Express (formerly Toll Global Express), CouriersPlease. You can track all of them with the same search box.