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Westwood Shipping Lines

SCAC: WWSU

Pacific Northwest liner serving North Asia, now part of Swire Shipping; SCAC WWSU still tracks its cargo

Westwood Shipping Lines grew out of the Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company, which the Washington timber giant set up in the 1920s to move lumber along the coast. As Weyerhaeuser pushed into Asian markets through the 1970s and 1980s, the shipping arm took the Westwood name and reoriented around containerized and breakbulk trade across the Pacific. For decades it ran a weekly rotation out of the Pacific Northwest to Japan, South Korea, and China, built heavily around forest products, agricultural goods, and project cargo rather than the pure boxship model of the big global lines.

Puyallup, Washington
HQ
1920s (Weyerhaeuser Steamship)
Origin
Swire Shipping
Now part of
~7 vessels
Fleet at acquisition

Westwood Shipping Lines at a glance

Headquarters
Puyallup, United States
Fleet
~7 vessels (at 2022 acquisition)
Parent group
Swire Shipping
Alliance
Independent
Main trade lanes
Transpacific (US Pacific Northwest to Japan, South Korea, China)
Official website
www.westwoodshipping.com

About Westwood Shipping Lines

Westwood Shipping Lines grew out of the Weyerhaeuser Steamship Company, which the Washington timber giant set up in the 1920s to move lumber along the coast. As Weyerhaeuser pushed into Asian markets through the 1970s and 1980s, the shipping arm took the Westwood name and reoriented around containerized and breakbulk trade across the Pacific. For decades it ran a weekly rotation out of the Pacific Northwest to Japan, South Korea, and China, built heavily around forest products, agricultural goods, and project cargo rather than the pure boxship model of the big global lines.

Ownership changed hands twice in the modern era. Weyerhaeuser sold the line to J-WeSco, a subsidiary of Japan's Sumitomo Warehouse, in 2011 for about 53 million dollars. Sumitomo later divested to focus on its core logistics business, and Singapore-based Swire Shipping completed its acquisition of Westwood in 2022.

On February 1, 2024, the Westwood brand was folded into Swire Shipping, ending the standalone identity while keeping the transpacific route alive as the Westwood service within Swire's larger network. Several ships kept their green hulls and Westwood names as a nod to the heritage. The SCAC code WWSU remains in use, so containers moving on those lanes still

Westwood Shipping Lines container tracking FAQ

Is Westwood Shipping Lines still operating under its own name?

Not as a standalone brand. Swire Shipping acquired Westwood in 2022 and merged it into the Swire Shipping brand on February 1, 2024. The transpacific route continues as the Westwood service within Swire's network, and some ships kept their green hulls and Westwood names.

What does the SCAC code WWSU identify?

WWSU is the Standard Carrier Alpha Code for Westwood Shipping Lines. It is still used on bills of lading and container bookings for cargo moving on the former Westwood lanes, even after the brand was absorbed into Swire Shipping.

Where was Westwood Shipping Lines based and what did it carry?

It was headquartered in Puyallup, Washington. The line specialized in transpacific trade between the U.S. Pacific Northwest and North Asia (Japan, South Korea, and China), handling forest products, agricultural commodities, breakbulk, oversized project cargo, and containers.

How do I check Westwood Shipping Lines tracking availability on Panvaya?

Enter a Westwood Shipping Lines container number in the tracker on this page. If the carrier integration is available, Panvaya returns the shipment milestones and route. If it is still being onboarded, you can send a carrier request and ask to be notified when support becomes available.

What is Westwood Shipping Lines's SCAC code?

Westwood Shipping Lines's SCAC code is WWSU. It identifies Westwood Shipping Lines on bills of lading and shipping documents and helps Panvaya match a reference to the correct carrier integration.

Can I track Westwood Shipping Lines containers by Bill of Lading or booking number?

Bill of Lading and booking tracking is available after sign-in when Panvaya supports that reference type for Westwood Shipping Lines. Carrier capabilities vary, so Panvaya shows a clear availability message instead of returning incomplete tracking data.

Is Westwood Shipping Lines container tracking free on Panvaya?

A guest can check one container without signing in when Westwood Shipping Lines tracking is supported. A Panvaya account is required for saved journeys, Bill of Lading or booking tracking, exception alerts, and additional shipments.

Why isn't my Westwood Shipping Lines container updating?

Carrier milestones can appear after the physical movement occurs. If Westwood Shipping Lines is supported and the container is valid, a quiet timeline may mean the next event has not yet been published. If the carrier is not yet available, Panvaya will show an onboarding message and a carrier-request option.

How accurate is the ETA for Westwood Shipping Lines shipments?

When Westwood Shipping Lines tracking is supported and enough journey data is available, Panvaya updates the displayed arrival estimate as new milestones and vessel information arrive. Any ETA remains an estimate rather than a delivery guarantee.