A CFS (container freight station) is a facility where freight shipments are consolidated or de-consolidated and staged between transport legs. An LCL (less than container load) shipment will be taken to a CFS at origin to be consolidated into a container with other cargo. A CFS is typically located in proximity to an ocean, port, or airport, where cargo containers are transported to and from. A container freight station (CFS) is essentially a hub for consolidation and deconsolidation of cargo. It serves as an intermediate point between the port of origin and the final destination, where shipments are processed and organized for efficient transportation.

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