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Track TNT Shipments
TNT consignments, now part of the FedEx network
TNT tracking number formats
Knowing which format you are holding tells you which TNT service carried it.
About TNT
TNT was acquired by FedEx and its European road network has been progressively merged into it. Older TNT consignment numbers still resolve, and many shipments now appear under FedEx numbers instead.
Worth knowing: Because of the FedEx integration, a shipment booked as TNT may report events under FedEx branding partway through its journey. Both numbers usually refer to the same consignment.
Why track TNT here instead of on their site
TNT's own tracking page answers one question about one parcel. If you ship regularly, the problem is different: parcels move across several carriers, and someone has to notice when one of them stops. Shyppy keeps TNT shipments on the same board as your ocean containers, air waybills and every other courier, emails you when a status or ETA changes, and gives customers a share link so they stop asking you for updates.
Common questions
Is TNT still separate from FedEx?
No — FedEx acquired TNT and has merged the networks, though TNT-branded services and consignment numbers persist in some markets.
How long is a TNT consignment number?
Typically nine digits. Some international items use the 13-character postal format instead.
Why does my TNT shipment show FedEx events?
The networks are integrated, so a consignment booked with TNT is often carried and scanned by FedEx infrastructure.
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