99.2% on-time across 178 countries

Freight that tells you where it is.

Air, road and ocean freight with checkpoint-level visibility on every consignment — so your customers stop asking, and your team stops guessing.

Track a shipment

You’ll need your delivery ZIP or email to open the full details.

2.4M

Shipments a year

178

Countries served

99.2%

On-time delivery

31

Distribution hubs

What we move

Four ways to get it there

Every service runs on the same checkpoint network, so a single pallet gets the same visibility as a full container.

A freight aircraft on the tarmac being loaded
1–3 business days

Express Air Freight

Time-critical shipments moved on the next available aircraft.

  • Next-flight-out routing
  • Scan at every handover
  • Temperature-controlled options
  • Customs pre-clearance
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Two articulated lorries on a highway
2–6 business days

LTL & FTL Road Freight

Palletised road freight, from a single pallet to a full trailer.

  • Liftgate and residential delivery
  • Dedicated or consolidated
  • Pallet-level scanning
  • Appointment scheduling
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A container ship under way on open sea beneath heavy cloud
12–38 days

Ocean Freight

FCL and LCL container shipping across 40 major trade lanes.

  • FCL and LCL
  • Port-to-port or door-to-door
  • Customs brokerage included
  • Weekly sailings
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A forklift moving pallets inside a distribution centre
Same-day dispatch

Warehousing & Fulfilment

Bonded storage and pick-and-pack across 31 hubs.

  • Bonded and general storage
  • Pick, pack and kitting
  • Nightly inventory reconciliation
  • Returns processing
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Ship-to-shore gantry cranes silhouetted at sunset

Network

31 sites we actually operate

Gateways at Long Beach, Rotterdam, Singapore, Shanghai and Dubai, connected by 40 scheduled lanes. Not a list of countries we can reach through somebody else.

Explore the network

Visibility

Tracking your customers will actually use

A route map, a full scan history and an honest ETA — on a page that works on a phone in a warehouse.

1

Every scan, plotted

Each handover is geocoded and drawn on the route, with the travelled path solid and the remaining path dashed.

2

Estimated position, labelled as such

Between scans we interpolate the current position from the last confirmed location and the ETA — and we say so on the page rather than implying live GPS.

3

Private by default

Opening a shipment needs the tracking number plus the delivery ZIP or email, so a guessed number reveals nothing.

4

Drop it on your own site

Every shipment comes with a link and an embeddable widget for your order confirmation page.

Try the tracking page

Embed on your site

Paste one snippet into your order page.

<a
  href="https://meridianfreight.com/track"
  class="track-button"
>
  Track my order
</a>

Or embed the full widget in an <iframe> — it resizes itself to fit your layout.

Customers

4.8 out of 5, from 1,247 reviews

We moved 14,000 units through Meridian in Q3 and lost exactly zero to damage. The part that changed our week-to-week, though, is that support stopped asking us for tracking numbers — they just look at the map.

Priya Raghunathan

VP Operations, Northwind Components

Our customers used to email us three times per order asking where it was. We embedded the track widget on our order page and those emails basically stopped. Support volume is down about a third.

Daniel Okonkwo

Head of Customer Experience, Fieldcraft Outdoors

Ocean freight is never fast, but it can be predictable. Meridian is the first forwarder we have used where the ETA on the tracking page matched what actually happened, consistently, over a full year.

Marta Lindqvist

Supply Chain Director, Baltic Home Group

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