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How to track my MRW package?

Ordertracker provides a simple solution to track your MRW packages. To begin, you'll need a MRW tracking number provided by the sender or the retailer.

Enter your tracking number in the above field and hit "enter." Our tracker will then fetch the latest tracking details for your package.

You'll see a timeline showing your package's journey, including its current location, transit history, and expected delivery date. This keeps you informed about your MRW package in real time.

Where can I find my MRW tracking number?

Finding your MRW tracking number is usually simple. When you buy an item online or send a package, the tracking number is typically given by the online store or sender. If you're the recipient, the sender often provides it via email, text, or on the order confirmation page.

For online purchases, log in to your store account to find the tracking number in your order history or tracking section. You can also find it in shipping notifications sent to your email or phone.

Once you have the tracking number, you can easily use Ordertracker to monitor your package's progress. This tool shows your package's journey and estimated delivery date.

Why isn't my MRW package moving in the package tracking history?

Dealing with a MRW package that appears stuck in tracking can be frustrating. Yet, there are steps to tackle this. If you've been using Ordertracker and see no progress, start by being patient. Delays, like customs or logistical issues, can arise.

If the delay remains, contact MRW or the sender for specifics. They can offer insight or investigate. Keep your tracking number ready for a smoother process. Sometimes, misrouting or address errors cause delays. Confirm the details provided to you by the sender. Remember, MRW customer service or the sender can help resolve shipping delays.

When I track my MRW package, why does it show as "returned"?

If you're tracking your MRW package and it's marked as "returned", this usually means that the package has been sent back to the sender or the shipment origin location for a specific reason. There are a few common explanations for why a MRW package might be labeled as "returned":

Incorrect address

An unclear or inaccurate address from sender or recipient might lead MRW to be unable to deliver, resulting in a return.

Unsuccessful delivery attempts

If multiple delivery attempts fail, MRW may return the package instead of holding it indefinitely.

Unclaimed package

If the recipient doesn't collect the package within a timeframe from a post office or delivery center, MRW might return it.

Customs issues

International packages can be return due to customs problems like missing or incorrect documents.

If your MRW package is "returned" in tracking, contact the sender or MRW customer service. This clarifies the return reason and lets you explore solutions like resending or refunding. Please note that return procedures can vary based on MRW policies and circumstances.

Why does the MRW parcel tracking timeline indicate that my order cannot be found?

When your MRW parcel tracking lacks information, it may indicate a "cannot be found" message. This happens for a few reasons:

Incorrect tracking number

Ensure your tracking number is accurate. Even a small mistake can prevent the system from recognizing your package.

Delayed update

Sometimes, tracking details might be slower to update in MRW system. Wait and check again later for potential updates.

Recently shipped

If the package was recently sent, it might not be processed by MRW yet. Tracking should appear shortly.

MRW
Company information

About MRW

MRW is a Spanish courier and logistics company that provides domestic and international shipping services. With a strong presence in Spain, MRW offers a wide range of delivery solutions for individuals and businesses. The company focuses on providing reliable and efficient shipping services, including express delivery, parcel tracking, and logistics solutions. MRW is known for its extensive network of delivery points and its commitment to customer satisfaction.


Founded 1977
Country Spain
Avg. delivery 1-20d

How to contact MRW?

If you are experiencing issues with the delivery process managed by MRW, please do not hesitate to contact their customer support.

Headquarters MRW, El Prat de Llobregat, Spain [email protected] Phone: +34918296689

Express messaging in Spain since 1977

MRW is a Spanish-origin courier and logistics transport company, specializing in national and international express delivery services. Founded in 1977, MRW has established itself as one of the leading carriers in Spain thanks to its extensive franchise network and variety of services. Its professional positioning and neutral approach make it a reference player for the fast delivery of parcels, whether for private customers or companies from various sectors.

Company evolution and growth

Foundation and beginnings: MRW was founded in 1977 in Barcelona by Francisco Martín Frías, Ramón Martín Frías, and Javier Llaquet. Originally, the company (initially called Mensajeros Radio) operated as a small local courier business. Very quickly, it experienced sustained growth by innovating in the urgent transport sector (notably by introducing door-to-door delivery at a time when customers often had to travel to pick up their parcels. This customer convenience-focused orientation marked a turning point in the courier market in Spain.

Growth and expansion: In the 1980s, MRW expanded its network nationwide. In 1988, the letter "W" (for Worldwide) was added to the MRW acronym, reflecting the company's international ambition. Faced with increased competition in the early 1990s, MRW adopted a franchise model in 1991: many franchised agencies emerged across Spain and Portugal, allowing for rapid expansion while locally involving entrepreneurs. This strategy paid off and made MRW one of the most extensive courier networks in the Iberian Peninsula.

Current position: Over the decades, MRW has diversified its services and strengthened its infrastructure to support its growth. The company is now fully established as a leader in urgent transport in Spain, with a presence also in Portugal, Andorra, and Gibraltar. It has handled tens of millions of shipments per year and stands out for its 100% Spanish capital. Internationally, MRW relies on partnerships to serve other regions of the world. Although its own footprint is concentrated in Europe (covering about 45 countries), its network of correspondents allows it to offer shipping solutions to many global destinations. MRW continues to evolve by focusing on technological innovation and customer satisfaction, guarantees of its longevity and reputation.

Delivery options and diversified services

MRW offers a wide range of transport services to meet the needs of its customers, whether it is ultra-urgent shipments, economical deliveries, or specialized services. The main types of services offered include:

  • National express deliveries: MRW has several options for domestic shipments in Spain (and neighboring areas), differentiated by their speed. For example, the MRW Urgent service guarantees priority handling and very fast delivery of critical parcels. The MRW 13:30 service ensures express delivery the next business day, before early afternoon, ideal for recipients who need to be delivered the next morning. Conversely, standard formulas like MRW 48/72 offer delivery in a few business days (typically within two to three days) for less urgent shipments, while the MRW Economy option favors a cost-effective rate with a slightly longer distribution time. This segmentation allows customers to choose the time/cost compromise that best suits each shipment.
  • International deliveries: MRW extends its services beyond national borders. The carrier handles shipments abroad by relying on its own Iberian network and agreements with partner carriers. International shipments mainly cover Europe (MRW has a direct presence in many European countries), but can also reach other continents through these logistical partnerships. Thus, a company or individual can ship a parcel with MRW to about 45 different countries. Export formalities, including customs management when necessary, are integrated into the service to simplify the customer experience.
  • E-commerce logistics: Aware of the rise of online commerce, MRW has developed specific solutions for Internet sales sites and e-commerce businesses. The carrier offers dedicated services covering the entire logistics chain: order and stock management on behalf of merchants, preparation of shipments, and "last mile" delivery to the final customer. MRW also offers innovative features appreciated in the e-commerce sector, such as the possibility of organizing a product exchange (for example, retrieving an item returned by a customer while simultaneously delivering the replacement product) or even direct pickup of parcels from a third-party supplier for delivery to the final customer (which facilitates models like dropshipping or online marketplaces). In addition, the company ensures integration with major e-commerce platforms to automate the printing of shipping labels and parcel tracking for online stores.
  • Specialized services by sector: MRW also offers tailor-made services for certain sectors requiring special attention during transport. For example, in the health field, MRW handles sensitive medical shipments (biological samples, medications, medical equipment) by ensuring compliance with strict time and sometimes temperature conditions. For the automotive industry, the carrier organizes the expedited delivery of critical spare parts to minimize downtime. The fashion sector also benefits from adapted services to ship textiles or accessories in coordination with collection or promotional event schedules. Furthermore, MRW has developed a specific service for the transport of pets, known as MRW Mascotas (launched in 1999), allowing the secure transport of live animals under the supervision of trained professionals. These specialized offers illustrate MRW's ability to meet the unique needs of various clients, going beyond standard delivery.

Logistics network and modern infrastructure

To ensure the efficiency of its deliveries, MRW relies on a robust logistics infrastructure and an extensive network across the territory:

  • Network of franchised agencies: MRW has hundreds of local agencies spread throughout Spain and Portugal (as well as in Andorra and Gibraltar). These agencies, mostly managed as franchises, serve as regional hubs for the collection and distribution of shipments. This dense territorial network allows for shorter distances to the final customer and offers a local service. MRW agencies welcome customers wishing to drop off or pick up parcels and coordinate delivery rounds in their area.
  • Sorting centers and logistics platforms: The carrier has about sixty strategically located logistics platforms (regional sorting centers and distribution sorting centers) to streamline the transit of parcels. These platforms, located notably near major cities and transport hubs (for example in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, etc.), centralize shipments in transit each night to quickly redistribute them to their final destination. The optimized location of these sorting centers reduces travel times and ensures excellent delivery speed, even for long-distance shipments within the MRW network.
  • Vehicle fleet: MRW operates a substantial fleet of vehicles to transport parcels at each stage. This includes light utility vehicles and vans for local and regional deliveries, heavy trucks to transport cargo between logistics platforms, and occasionally motorcycles or specialized vehicles for ultra-urgent missions in urban areas. The rigorous maintenance of this fleet and the training of drivers ensure safe and reliable transport of goods. MRW also invests in renewing its vehicles to improve efficiency and, when possible, reduce its environmental impact (for example by deploying low-emission vehicles on urban routes).
  • Information systems and traceability: MRW's physical infrastructure is complemented by efficient computer systems that manage all logistics operations. Each shipment is recorded in the central system as soon as it is taken over, allowing for digital tracking at each stage (sorting, transit, delivery, etc.). Sorting centers are equipped with scanners and routing software that optimize the routing of parcels in real-time. Thanks to these tools, MRW can provide customers with precise and up-to-date tracking information while improving its productivity (better route management, volume anticipation, exception management in case of incidents).
  • Pickup and drop-off points: In addition to home delivery, MRW offers customers the option to pick up their shipments at its agencies or affiliated relay points. This pickup point system provides additional flexibility for recipients who can choose the place and time that suits them to pick up a parcel (for example, at the end of the day near their workplace). Conversely, shippers also have the option to drop off their parcels at an MRW point if they prefer this option to home pickup. This flexibility in pickup and delivery contributes to improving service accessibility for all users.

Distinctive features of the transport service

As an express carrier, MRW emphasizes reliability, flexibility, and transparency throughout the shipping process:

  • Customized pickup: MRW offers pickup solutions tailored to the constraints of its customers. A shipper can request a home pickup: an MRW courier will then collect the parcel directly at the customer's address (or choose to drop off the package themselves at the nearest MRW agency. This duality of options allows for adaptation to both companies shipping large volumes (who appreciate scheduled pickup) and individuals who may prefer a one-time drop-off.
  • Delivery options: Similarly, upon arrival, the recipient has several options to receive their shipment. The standard formula is home delivery: an MRW delivery person goes to the indicated address (residential or professional) to hand over the parcel in person. Alternatively, the recipient can opt for delivery to an MRW relay point, i.e., decide that their parcel will be delivered to an agency or a network pickup point where they can pick it up themselves. This option, often used in e-commerce, allows bypassing the constraints of absence at home during the courier's visit. MRW also strives to offer delivery slots as precise as possible and, in some cases, the possibility of rescheduling a delivery to a later date if the first attempt fails (in coordination with the recipient).
  • Traceability and transparency: At each stage of transport, MRW ensures complete traceability of shipments. Each parcel is assigned a unique tracking number (see section below) as soon as it is created, which allows it to be located in the network. Shippers and recipients can track the progress of the delivery in real-time via the MRW website or mobile app, simply by entering the tracking number. The tracking system indicates the successive statuses of the parcel (pickup, in transit, out for delivery, etc.), offering full visibility on the path traveled. In addition, MRW often sends proactive notifications: for example, SMS or email alerts - to inform that a parcel is on its way or to specify a delivery slot. This transparency in information reassures customers and allows for anticipation of potential unforeseen events.

Identification and tracking of shipments

Each shipment handled by MRW is associated with a tracking number (or shipment number) that allows its identification and tracking in the system. This tracking number generally takes the form of a short alphanumeric code. Typically, MRW tracking numbers consist of 9 or 10 characters combining letters and numbers. Often, they start with two letters followed by a series of numbers. For example, an MRW number could be in the format AB1234567 or CD98765432 depending on the case.

The exact structure may vary slightly depending on the type of service used or the shipment's route. For purely domestic shipments, the format described above is the most common. However, for some international shipments where MRW collaborates with a foreign logistics partner, the tracking number may adopt the partner network's format (which explains why some codes may be longer or structured differently). In any case, the assigned number is always communicated to the shipper at the time of shipment and serves as a unique reference to access tracking information.

On the tracking management side, MRW provides easy-to-use tools. By entering the tracking number on the MRW website (Tracking section), the customer instantly obtains the latest known status of their parcel and the history of the steps already completed. The system is updated in real-time as soon as a new step is reached (for example when a parcel leaves a sorting center or is out for delivery). In case of a problem (incorrect address, recipient absent, etc.), the online tracking will display an explicit status allowing the customer to understand the situation and contact MRW if necessary. The tracking number is thus the central tool for MRW shipment traceability, ensuring accessible and up-to-date information for all stakeholders in a shipment.

Interpretation of tracking statuses

When consulting the tracking, different statuses may appear to indicate the parcel's situation. Here are the main known MRW tracking statuses, translated into English, along with their description:

Status Description
The shipment is awaiting collection by MRW The parcel has been registered in the MRW system but has not yet been picked up by the carrier (pickup scheduled)
The sender was absent during the pickup attempt MRW attempted to collect the parcel from the sender, but no one was available or the pickup location was closed
The pickup address needs to be verified The address where the parcel is to be collected by MRW seems incorrect or incomplete and requires confirmation before pickup
The shipment has been collected at origin The parcel has been picked up by MRW at origin and is now in transit within the network
The shipment is in transit The parcel is progressing through the MRW transport network towards its destination site (intermediate transit in progress)
The shipment is held in customs The parcel is temporarily blocked for customs procedures in the destination country. It will be forwarded as soon as the customs clearance formalities are completed
The shipment is awaiting receipt at destination The parcel has arrived at its local destination agency but has not yet been delivered to the recipient (it is either awaiting final delivery or pickup by the recipient)
The delivery address needs to be confirmed The indicated delivery destination requires confirmation or additional information, delaying the shipment until clarification
The delivery address is incorrect or incomplete The provided delivery address contains an error or missing data. It must be corrected before the parcel can be delivered
The shipment is out for delivery The parcel is currently in final transit by an MRW delivery person to be handed over to the recipient (delivery in progress)
The recipient was absent during the delivery attempt During the delivery person's visit, no one was able to receive the parcel at the destination address, preventing handover. A new attempt or rescheduling is usually necessary
The delivery of the shipment has been scheduled A new delivery date has been planned (often in agreement with the recipient) following a first failure or a specific request
The delivery is on hold due to payment issues The parcel's delivery is suspended because a cash-on-delivery or due fee could not be collected. The situation must be resolved before the shipment can be handed over
The shipment has been delivered The parcel has been successfully handed over to the final recipient and the delivery is therefore complete
The shipment has been returned to the sender Unable to deliver it to the recipient (for example, after several unsuccessful attempts or non-pickup at a relay point), the parcel has been returned to the original sender
There is no shipment to track No tracking information is available for the entered number: either the parcel does not exist (invalid number), or it has not yet been taken over by MRW