November10 , 2026

    PIL expands eBL solutions

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    Pacific International Lines (PIL) is partnering with WaveBL, a leading provider of digital trade solutions, to provide a wider range of electronic Bill of Lading (eBL) solutions to its customers.

    The partnership leverages WaveBL’s proven electronic eBL solution, aiming to improve security, efficiency, and sustainability in PIL’s trade documentation processes.

    “PIL is pleased to partner with WaveBL to offer an advanced eBL solution to our customers to better streamline transactions, reduce costs, improve productivity, and contribute to carbon footprint reduction for us and our customers,” said Lionel Chatelet, Chief Commercial Officer, PIL.

    “We are leveraging this partnership with WaveBL to upgrade our internal processes to make sure that the efforts made by our customers to switch to e-BL will be translated into an immediate improvement to the way we are managing their documents and their shipments.”

    “We are thrilled to welcome PIL to WaveBL’s rapidly growing network as our fifth carrier business partner,” added Noam Rosenfeld, CEO of WaveBL.

    PIL’s commitment to sustainability and digital innovation mirrors WaveBL’s mission to revolutionise global trade through secure and efficient digital solutions. Together, we aim to drive connectivity and redefine industry standards.”

    Just recently, PIL joined the non-profit organisation, Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA), to drive standardisation and digital innovation in the container shipping industry.