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YUNJI is the trading name of Shenzhen Yunji International Logistics Co., Ltd., a cross-border logistics provider founded in Shenzhen, Guangdong. On its own site the company describes its purpose as providing cross-border supply chain solutions and logistics services to Chinese cross-border e-commerce sellers, and says its founders and team members each have more than ten years of experience in the industry. Its published service lines are international express, dedicated lanes to Europe and the United States, shipping through China Post, and a repacking service for sellers.
YUNJI sells to merchants rather than to consumers, so a YUNJI number reaches you through the store you ordered from rather than from YUNJI directly. It also does not normally make the final delivery: on a dedicated lane the parcel is consolidated and flown out of China, then handed to a postal operator or a local delivery company in the destination country, and it is that partner whose scans close out the tracking. Note that other logistics companies use the Yunji name as well, including an unrelated rail freight operator based in Qingdao that moves cargo between China and Central Asia; the parcels seen under this tracking name come from the Shenzhen company.
Ships for: Chinese cross-border e-commerce sellers, Online stores shipping from China to Europe and the United States, Sellers using consolidation and repacking before international dispatch
Knowing where your parcel is makes it easier to plan the day you collect it. With 24hTrack you don't need an account on YUNJI's website. Paste the tracking number in the box above and we work out which carrier it belongs to and show you every scan YUNJI has published, on one page.
Official carrier website: www.yjexp.com
YUNJI is Shenzhen Yunji International Logistics, a cross-border logistics provider that works for Chinese online sellers rather than for shoppers. If its name is on your order, the store you bought from chose it to carry the parcel out of China. That is also why you may never have heard of it before the shipping confirmation arrived: its customer is the seller, not you.
There is no single format. YUNJI parcels checked on the 24hTrack platform arrive in several different shapes and lengths, which is normal for a provider that moves shipments through more than one channel, and some of the numbers a seller passes on belong to the partner that performs the final delivery rather than to YUNJI itself. Rather than trying to match a pattern, paste whichever number the store gave you and let a multi-carrier lookup work out where it belongs.
Two quiet periods are normal. The first comes after the seller creates the label, because nothing is recorded until the parcel physically reaches YUNJI's warehouse, and consolidation before an international departure can add several days. The second covers the flight and customs clearance, where a cross-border parcel commonly goes silent before the destination network registers it. If more than a couple of weeks pass with no new event at all, the store you ordered from is the party that can chase it.
YUNJI does not publish standard transit times, and the answer depends on which of its channels the seller bought: an express service, a dedicated lane to Europe or the United States, and a postal channel through China Post move at very different speeds. Treat the delivery window the seller promised as the reference, and count from the first real scan rather than from the moment you paid, because a label can exist for days before the parcel is collected.
Yes. Shenzhen Yunji International Logistics is a registered logistics company operating out of Shenzhen, Guangdong, with a public site describing its cross-border services for Chinese e-commerce sellers. Sparse tracking on an economy cross-border lane is a common cause of concern, but by itself it usually reflects how few scan points such a route has rather than anything wrong with the shipment.
YUNJI works with merchants and does not publish a client list, so there is no public roster to check. It is used by Chinese cross-border sellers shipping to Europe and the United States, which is why its name turns up on marketplace orders from stores that never mention it at checkout. If you want to know why your order is with YUNJI, the seller is the one who chose it and the one who can tell you.
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