According to Spanish media reports, Evergreen Marine's container vessel Ever Feat encountered severe weather while sailing southbound from Navegantes, Brazil, resulting in the collapse of approximately 30 to 40 containers.

Footage from the scene shows two containers hanging off the ship's side, with a collapsed stack of containers behind them.

Aerial images indicate that at least two cargo bays have been affected.

AIS data shows that Ever Feat arrived at the Port of Montevideo, Uruguay, around 16:00 on July 29, with a visible pile of collapsed containers onboard.

Uruguay’s National Port Administration and its Coast Guard are currently assessing the damage and formulating a plan to safely remove the affected cargo.

Media sources report that some of the containers were carrying fertilizer. Local freight forwarder Swan Logistics indicated that some boxes may contain “toxic cargo” or be contaminated.

According to Evergreen Marine’s official website, Ever Feat is deployed on the ESA service (Far East – South America route), voyage number 1647-026W. The ship called at ports in Shanghai, Ningbo, Yantian (Shenzhen), and Hong Kong before heading to South America via Singapore.

Data from shipping intelligence platforms indicates that Ever Feat is not only carrying Evergreen cargo but may also be involved in a vessel-sharing arrangement with other carriers such as CMA CGM, COSCO, OOCL, Yang Ming, and PIL.

Ever Feat is a modern Neo-Panamax container vessel flagged in Liberia, operated by Evergreen Marine. It is one of twelve F-class ships built in 2021–2022, with a capacity of approximately 12,000 TEU. Sister vessels include Ever Forward and Ever Fortune.