CFS — Container Freight Station
FCL deconsolidation, LCL consolidation and bonded in-transit storage — destuff at port, sort by SKU, and distribute inland. Integrated with clearance, bonded warehouse and trucking.
What our CFS handles
The Container Freight Station is where your cargo is handled first at the border
FCL Deconsolidation
Destuff full containers on arrival, count and sort by consignee / SKU, ready for palletizing or inland dispatch.
LCL Consolidation
Consolidate LCL cargo from multiple suppliers/orders into one container to cut per-shipment cost.
Bonded In-Transit Storage
Short-term storage under customs supervision before release — compliant holding, linked to bonded warehouse and in-bond transport.
Distribution
Hand off straight to LTL / truckload / local delivery, distributing by SKU to consignees nationwide.
Port-to-inland flow
FAQ
CFS vs. bonded warehouse?
A CFS focuses on deconsolidation & distribution (fast throughput); a bonded warehouse focuses on longer-term bonded storage. They work together: arrival → CFS destuff → longer holds move to the bonded warehouse.
Can you destuff and ship out immediately?
Yes. After destuffing we hand cargo straight to LTL / truckload / local delivery, sorted by SKU — no long storage needed.
Do you handle customs too?
Yes — we have a licensed customs broker, with clearance integrated across CFS, bonded warehouse and trucking.
Deconsolidation, handled
One platform across CFS, clearance, bonded warehouse and trucking.
