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EAC Tracking

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About EAC

EAC is the tracking identity used on this page for the logistics business presented on szeac.com. The official site identifies the operating company as 深圳市富皇美运国际商贸物流有限公司 and describes a China–United States–Southeast Asia cross-border logistics service provider. Its published services include FBA first-leg logistics, international ocean and air freight, overseas warehousing, customs clearance, trucking, delivery and fulfilment.

FactVerified information
Official name深圳市富皇美运国际商贸物流有限公司
Official websitehttps://www.szeac.com/
Carrier typeCross-border freight forwarder and integrated logistics provider.
Primary regionChina, the United States and Southeast Asia, with published service lanes extending to other international destinations.
Tracking pageEAC official tracking page
HeadquartersShenzhen, China.

Carrier Entity Relationships

EntityEntity type
EACEAC is the page-level tracking identity for the logistics provider described by the official website.
View all details for EAC relationships
Operated servicesFBA first-leg logistics, overseas warehousing, international express, full-container ocean freight and less-than-container-load ocean freight are listed as principal businesses.
Tracking productThe official site provides a tracking page, but the supplied page text does not identify a public numbering standard or a public developer API.
Network entitiesThe About page states that EAC has branches and warehouses in Shenzhen, Shanghai, Xiamen, Los Angeles, New Jersey, London, Berlin, Bangkok, Jakarta and Ho Chi Minh City.
International or last-mile partnersProduct pages name ocean carriers COSCO, OOCL and EMC for specified United States and Canada services. They do not establish that those carriers issue every EAC tracking number or perform every final-mile delivery.
17TRACK relationship17TRACK is an independent aggregation platform; 17TRACK does not transport EAC shipments or decide EAC claims, refunds or delivery instructions.

Quick Answer

Enter the shipment or waybill number supplied by the seller or EAC into the official EAC tracking page, or enter it in 17TRACK for available multi-carrier events. If no result appears, check the number character by character, confirm that it is a tracking number rather than an order number, and ask the seller whether EAC has physically received the cargo. A label, booking or electronic pre-alert may exist before the first acceptance scan.

Pro Tip: 17TRACK can display available events from connected carriers, but it cannot change an address, release customs cargo, approve compensation or issue a seller refund.

How to Track EAC Packages

Use the official EAC page when the shipment was booked directly with EAC. Use 17TRACK when the shipment involves several logistics providers or when you need a consolidated event history.

PathSteps
Official EAC trackingOpen the official tracking page, enter the shipment number, submit the query and save the latest event and location for follow-up.
17TRACKOpen 17TRACK, enter the number without confusing it with an order ID, allow automatic carrier detection, then compare the newest event with the seller’s dispatch record.
Number sourceCheck the EAC booking confirmation, freight label, warehouse receipt, seller dispatch notice or commercial shipping documents.
No number or no activationAsk the seller or shipper for the waybill number and physical handover status. Do not treat an order number, reference number or FBA shipment reference as a carrier tracking number unless EAC confirms it.

Tracking Number Formats and Examples

The supplied EAC pages do not publish a complete public numbering specification. EAC shipments may therefore be identified by a forwarder waybill, an ocean or air transport reference, a warehouse reference, or a downstream carrier number. A number being searchable by EAC or 17TRACK does not prove that EAC issued it.

Tracking Number Format

Identifier familyNormalized pattern
EAC forwarder waybillUse the exact alphanumeric string supplied by EAC; a public fixed length is not stated.
View all details for EAC forwarder waybills
Length/structureDo not infer a service from a prefix or from length alone. Preserve letters, digits and any meaningful separators exactly as issued.
Issued byThe forwarder, booking system or a transport partner may issue the reference, depending on the service.
Typical useFBA first-leg, ocean freight, air freight, warehousing and fulfilment enquiries.
Who sees it and whereShippers may see it on a booking confirmation or warehouse receipt; buyers may see it in a seller dispatch email.
Tracking scopeVisibility depends on the EAC service and on data received from ocean, air, customs and final-mile parties.
Important caveatAn Amazon order number, FBA shipment ID, seller reference or container number may not be the number accepted by the EAC tracking page.
Ocean container or booking referenceUse the booking, bill-of-lading or container reference exactly as shown on freight documents.
View all details for EAC ocean references
Issued byThe forwarder, shipping line or documentation system may issue the identifier.
Tracking scopeIt may show booking, vessel, port, customs, warehouse or delivery milestones rather than parcel-level scans.
User actionFor a consumer delivery question, request the final-mile or delivery waybill from the seller as well.
Partner or last-mile numberA separate number may be assigned after customs, warehouse release or handoff.
View all details for EAC partner numbers
Issued byThe destination carrier or delivery partner, not necessarily EAC.
Where visibleIt may appear in a handoff message, delivery notice or seller portal after the shipment reaches the destination network.
CaveatElectronic pre-advice is not the same as physical acceptance by the partner.

S10 postal numbers, GS1 identifiers, SSCC logistics labels and destination-carrier parcel numbers belong to their issuing networks. They should not be attributed to EAC without a matching EAC document. Examples on this page are intentionally masked: EAC-####-####, #### #### ####, and REF-####.

Tracking Statuses and Meanings

StatusLifecycle stage
Label created / booking receivedPre-shipment: data or a booking exists; physical acceptance may not have occurred.
View all details for label created / booking received
What it meansEAC or a partner has recorded shipment information.
Responsible partyThe shipper must confirm handover; the carrier cannot scan cargo that it has not received.
What happens nextWarehouse receipt, pickup or export processing should create a later event.
What you should doAsk the seller when the cargo was physically delivered to EAC.
Received / in transitAccepted and moving through warehouse, line-haul, port, airport or customs stages.
Customs or clearance processingDocumentation or inspection is being handled; arrival at customs is not proof of release.
Handoff / partner receivedA downstream party may be receiving electronic data or the physical shipment.
Out for delivery / deliveredThe final-mile party is attempting or has recorded delivery. Check proof of delivery and delivery location.
Exception / returnedAn address, refusal, customs, damage, capacity or other event requires intervention; the shipper should coordinate corrective action.

Services and Delivery Times

EAC publishes freight products rather than one universal parcel delivery standard. Product pages show United States sea-freight options of 20–30 or 30–40 days and a Canada sea-freight option of 30–55 days. These are service estimates beginning from sailing under the cited product rules, not guaranteed delivery dates.

Service Comparison

ServiceService type
United States FBA express sea freight, tax includedFBA first-leg ocean freight with overseas clearance and truck delivery.
View all details for United States FBA sea freight
Best forCross-border sellers shipping qualifying cargo to United States FBA or commercial/private addresses.
CoverageProduct pages show United States destinations and multiple delivery cities.
Tracking levelVisibility depends on EAC, shipping-line, customs and delivery-partner events.
Key conditionsPublished examples use a 21 kg minimum, chargeable weight based on actual or volumetric weight, and 1 CBM = 167 kg; the exact product page controls.
LimitationPort congestion, vessel capacity, customs and Amazon receiving can extend the journey.
Canada LCL sea freightLess-than-container-load ocean freight with customs and truck or express delivery.
Overseas warehousing and fulfilmentWarehouse storage, one-piece fulfilment and delivery support.
International air, express and exhibition logisticsInternational logistics solutions described on the official About and product pages; individual quotations determine route and service level.

Delivery Time

ServicePublished delivery standard
United States FBA sea freight product20–30 days on one listed product; another listed product states 30–40 days.
Canada LCL sea freight30–55 days.
Exhibition logisticsThe listed exhibition product says to consult customer service for timing.

Destination Country Delivery Times

Destination country or regionPlanning range
United States20–40 days for listed United States sea-freight products.
View operational details for United States delivery
Primary service typeFBA first-leg sea freight, customs clearance and truck delivery.
Average delivery daysThe official pages publish ranges, not a verified average.
Last-mile handoffOverseas clearance and delivery are handled within the quoted logistics solution; a specific final-mile carrier is not identified on the supplied pages.
Customs tipProvide accurate commercial invoices, HS codes and required FCC, FDA, DOT, HDMI, SD, BQB or EPA documents where applicable.
Canada30–55 days for the listed Canada LCL sea-freight product.
Southeast AsiaQuote-specific planning required; EAC lists Bangkok, Jakarta, Ho Chi Minh City and other Southeast Asian port and city lanes.
EuropeQuote-specific planning required; the official destination selector lists ports and cities in the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain and other European markets.
Other international destinationsA route, service, port and customs quotation is required before relying on a delivery estimate.

The destination selector demonstrates broad lane coverage but does not publish country-by-country averages. Sailing date, cut-off time, weekends, port congestion, customs, document quality, destination delivery mode and warehouse receiving can change the actual result.

Common Tracking Problems and Solutions

Problem or status shownLikely cause and first action
Invalid numberCheck transcription, spaces and whether the number is an order or FBA reference; ask the shipper for the EAC waybill.
No eventsThe label or booking may precede physical receipt; ask the shipper to confirm warehouse handover.
Long time without updateFreight may be between scans, at sea, awaiting customs or awaiting warehouse receiving; request the latest internal milestone from the shipper.
Customs holdDocuments, inspection, duties or import restrictions may be involved; the importer or shipper should provide the requested records.
Address error or delivery failureContact the booking party promptly. EAC product rules state that address changes and holds may incur charges and are not guaranteed.
Delivered but not receivedCheck the delivery address, receiving dock, household, front desk and neighbours; request proof of delivery and ask the seller to open a delivery investigation.
Returned to senderThe shipper must determine whether refusal, Amazon receiving, customs, address or documentation caused the return and arrange the next instruction.
Lost or damagedPreserve packaging, photographs, invoice and value evidence; the contracting shipper should contact EAC under the applicable product terms.

International Shipping, Customs and Carrier Handoffs

EAC’s international shipment lifecycle can involve the shipper, EAC warehouse, export customs, an ocean or air carrier, destination customs, an overseas warehouse and a final-mile provider. A port arrival is not the same as customs release, and an electronic handoff event is not proof that the physical cargo has been accepted.

StageTypical event and responsible party
Origin pickup and warehouse receiptThe shipper hands cargo to EAC or its nominated origin facility; a receipt scan may follow.
Export processingEAC and its export agents prepare documents and consolidate freight.
Export customs and securityAuthorities and transport operators review declarations and cargo eligibility.
Line-haulA named ocean carrier or air carrier transports the consolidated shipment; supplied EAC product pages name COSCO, OOCL and EMC for specified lanes.
Destination customsThe importer, customs broker and authorities handle entry, duties, inspection and release.
Overseas warehouse and last mileEAC’s overseas logistics operation or a delivery partner receives the released cargo and arranges truck, express or fulfilment delivery.
Handoff visibility gapA new partner number may appear, or no event may show while data, documents or physical cargo move between systems.

Delivery Management and Post-shipment Options

OptionWho should request it
Address change or delivery instructionThe shipper or contracting customer should contact EAC before the cargo reaches the relevant delivery stage.
View all details for EAC delivery instructions
EligibilityProduct terms state that some address changes or holds can be requested before arrival, subject to operational feasibility.
DeadlineOne Canada product states that a change after sailing should be requested no later than one week before arrival.
FeeThe same product states that a successful hold may involve actual charges with a stated minimum of CAD 500.
GuaranteeEAC states that a new instruction cannot be guaranteed and that failed instructions may remain the customer’s responsibility.
Proof of deliveryThe consignee or seller should request delivery evidence from the contracting party or final-mile provider.
Warehouse fulfilmentThe merchant should coordinate overseas warehousing and one-piece fulfilment instructions with EAC.

Lost, Damaged, Claims, Insurance and Refunds

A tracking enquiry, a loss investigation, an insurance claim and a marketplace refund are different processes. The supplied EAC product terms state that confirmed transport loss may be compensated by declared value up to three times the freight charge, without freight refund, subject to the specific product terms.

ProcessUse when and who files
EAC transport-loss claimThe contracting shipper files after EAC confirms loss, using shipment, declaration and value evidence.
View all details for EAC transport-loss claims
EvidenceWaybill, commercial invoice, declaration, photos, packing records and proof of value should be retained.
OutcomeProduct terms describe compensation limits and exclusions; the final decision belongs to EAC under the booked service.
ExclusionsListed exclusions include customs seizure caused by cargo or declaration issues, infringement, destination restrictions, force majeure, vessel capacity or port congestion delays, and cargo recorded as delivered on POD.
Optional insuranceThe shipper may request insurance where the selected product offers it; retain valuation and damage evidence.
Marketplace refundThe buyer requests a refund from the seller or marketplace; 17TRACK cannot approve it.

Shipping Restrictions and Special Handling

CategoryPublished EAC rule or practical impact
Prohibited cargoListed examples include liquids, powders, weapons, explosives, counterfeit or infringing goods and other dangerous goods.
Batteries and magnetic goodsBattery reports, MSDS and transport appraisal documents may be required for applicable cargo.
Regulated productsProducts subject to FCC, FDA, DOT, EPA, HDMI, SD, BQB, CPC or similar requirements may require certificates or authorization.
Wood and packagingWood products may require inspection; product pages specify carton, size and weight rules for particular services.
Incorrect declarationMisdeclaration, concealment or restricted cargo can cause fines, seizure, delay, return or refusal. Check the current product rules before tendering cargo.

Customer Service

ChannelVerified contact or link
Official websiteEAC official website
Tracking pageEAC tracking page
Telephone0755-29827465; 18194086606.
EmailMarketing@szeac.com.
Office addressCentral Avenue, Building C, 7G, Xixiang Street, Bao’an District, Shenzhen, China.

When contacting EAC, prepare the tracking or waybill number, ship date, origin and destination, service, latest scan, cargo description, declaration, invoice, photographs and the requested remedy. The shipper or contracting customer should normally lead freight claims and instruction changes; a consumer should also notify the seller.

Ecommerce and Business Tracking

Merchants can reduce “where is my order” enquiries by storing the EAC reference together with the order ID, destination partner number, latest event, customs status and proof of delivery. The supplied EAC pages describe an official tracking page but do not publish a current public EAC tracking API, webhook specification or batch endpoint.

Developer/API Comparison

OptionProvider
Official web trackingEAC
View all details for official EAC web tracking
Carrier coverageEAC shipments accepted by the official tracking page.
Primary useManual customer and shipper enquiries.
AuthenticationThe supplied public page does not describe developer authentication.
Batch or webhookA public batch or webhook capability is not described on the supplied pages.
DocumentationOfficial tracking page
17TRACK API17TRACK
View all details for 17TRACK API
Carrier coverageMultiple carriers supported according to the account and current 17TRACK documentation.
Primary useMulti-carrier tracking normalization for stores, marketplaces and logistics systems.
Authentication17token header authentication is shown in the reference example below.
Batch or webhookConsult the current developer documentation for account-specific capabilities and limits.
Documentation17TRACK API documentation

FAQ

Basic FAQs

1. How do I track an EAC package?

Enter the EAC waybill or shipment number on the official EAC tracking page or use 17TRACK for available multi-carrier events.

2. Where can I find my EAC tracking number?

Look in the seller dispatch notice, EAC booking confirmation, freight label, warehouse receipt or shipping documents.

3. What does an EAC tracking number look like?

EAC does not publish one complete public format in the supplied materials, so use the exact masked or full reference issued for the booked service.

4. When will the first EAC tracking event appear?

The first event appears after the relevant EAC warehouse or transport partner records receipt; label creation or booking alone does not prove physical acceptance.

5. Why is my EAC tracking not updating?

Freight can be between warehouse, port, vessel, customs and delivery scans; ask the shipper for the latest operational milestone.

6. How long does EAC delivery take?

Listed examples show 20–30 or 30–40 days for United States sea-freight products and 30–55 days for a Canada LCL product.

7. What should I do after an EAC delivery failure?

Contact the seller or booking party quickly with the correct address and request the available correction or redelivery instruction.

8. What if EAC says delivered but I cannot find the shipment?

Check the delivery dock, warehouse, household, reception desk and neighbours, then request proof of delivery and ask the seller to investigate.

9. How do I report an EAC lost or damaged shipment?

The contracting shipper should contact EAC with the waybill, declaration, invoice, photographs, packaging evidence and value proof.

10. How can I contact EAC?

Use the official website or tracking page, call 0755-29827465 or 18194086606, or email Marketing@szeac.com.

Expert FAQs

11. Are EAC delivery times guaranteed?

The listed EAC ranges are service estimates, not stated money-back guarantees; vessel capacity, port congestion, customs and receiving can change the result.

12. What happens at an EAC overseas warehouse?

Released cargo may be received for storage, fulfilment, truck delivery or one-piece dispatch as arranged under the booked service.

13. Does a partner scan mean the partner has physically received an EAC shipment?

No; an electronic pre-alert can precede physical handover, so confirm the first receiving scan or warehouse receipt.

14. Who handles customs for an EAC international shipment?

The importer, customs broker, authorities and logistics parties share the clearance workflow; the shipper must provide accurate declarations and required certificates.

15. Can an EAC shipment receive a second tracking number?

Yes, a downstream warehouse or final-mile provider may create a partner reference, but the supplied EAC materials do not publish a universal conversion rule.

16. Does EAC publish a public tracking API?

The supplied official pages publish web tracking but do not describe a current public EAC API, authentication method or webhook interface.

17. Which EAC service is intended for Amazon FBA cargo?

EAC lists FBA first-leg logistics and United States FBA sea-freight products; the exact route, cargo rules and destination address must be confirmed before booking.

18. What documents can delay an EAC shipment?

Incorrect invoices, HS codes, declarations, certificates, battery documents, MSDS or regulated-product authorizations can delay export, import or delivery.

Tracking API

17TRACK reference
// 1. Current public official EAC tracking API: not confirmed
// Use the official EAC web tracking page for manual queries.

// 2. 17TRACK API
POST https://api.17track.net/track/v2.4/register
17token: YourKey
Content-Type: application/json

[
  {
    "number": "TRACKING_NUMBER",
    "carrier": "CARRIER_CODE"
  }
]

// Confirm the current EAC carrier code in 17TRACK documentation
// before production use; do not infer it from the EAC brand name.

Sources & References

17TRACK is an independent tracking platform and is not affiliated with EAC.

A professional and stable global package tracking platform.

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