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12 August 2026

WaveBL integrates with Evergreen to expand electronic Bill of Lading adoption

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Source reporting: Container News

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WaveBL integrates with Evergreen to expand electronic Bill of Lading adoption

WaveBL has completed an integration with Evergreen Marine Corporation to support the container carrier’s expansion of electronic Bill of Lading (eBL) services. The integration connects Evergreen with WaveBL’s digital trade network. It will allow electronic Bills of Lading to be issued, transferred and managed through the platform. Evergreen has operated its own iBL service since 2018. The Taiwan-headquartered carrier is now adding WaveBL as another solution as it works towards its target of 100% eBL adoption by 2030.

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