The phrase 'cargo shipment' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a shipment of goods or products, particularly in commercial or business settings. For example: "The cargo shipment from China arrived on schedule."
Homeland Security officials acknowledged Monday that many cargo shipment offices at airports around the world, particularly those handling all-cargo flights, did not have advanced tools like explosive trace detection machines or bomb-sniffing dogs.
In the 1990s Alaska became a central point for long-distance air cargo shipment connecting Asia, the United States, and Europe, and many American and European cargo airlines now fly through Anchorage and Fairbanks.
While some search and rescue teams were able to land, the first large cargo shipment, of water and medical supplies, was not scheduled to arrive until Friday at the earliest, according to the humanitarian arm of the shipping company DHL.
Paraguay's former consul in Miami, Alejandro Weiss, is now under arrest, accused of having sold more than 300 passports, visas and cargo shipment authorizations at up to $8,000 apiece until he was fired this spring.
The agency also proposed a $100,000 fine after a January 1998 assessment at a Nashville airport found that Northwest had failed to obtain cargo security documents and had not screened a cargo shipment.
As recently as a few years ago, tropical fish were the No. 1 cargo shipment out of Tampa International Airport, but fish farmers complain that not even the hobbyist who pays $100 for an emperor pleco gives much thought to the producer.
The Northwest Airlines Corporation may be fined $230,000 for violating rules on cargo shipments, the Federal Aviation Administration says.
The government has made cargo shipments on passenger planes its first priority.
In aircraft, on boats, in the bags of tourists, in cargo shipments.
It will soon cover up to 80% of cargo shipments and save the industry around $5 billion a year.
On Monday, Germany, France and Britain said they had banned cargo shipments from Yemen, following a similar move by the United States.
