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Services

Eight cargo types, one station.

Focus CFS handles containerised cargo, motor vehicles, refrigerated units, project and out-of-gauge consignments, loose cargo and exports — on the same ground, inside the same perimeter, with KRA, KEBS and Kenya Police on site.

Cargo types

8 services, all handled on one site at Kipevu.

Find the cargo you are moving.

Each service page sets out what is handled, how it runs step by step, the infrastructure behind it and how the cargo is kept secure.
Containers stacked in the segregated container storage area at Focus CFS.

Container Handling

Full container loads received from the Port of Mombasa, stored under controlled access and released against verified documentation.
Imported vehicles in the dedicated motor vehicle storage area at Focus CFS.

Motor Vehicle Transfer

A dedicated car terminal with capacity for 3,000 units, handling vehicles from the port to secure storage and release.
Refrigerated containers connected at the reefer handling area at Focus CFS.

Reefer Handling

Refrigerated containers handled to protect the cold chain from receipt through to release.
Fabricated steel structures and heavy project cargo staged in the Focus CFS yard at Kipevu.

Project Cargo

Heavy and bulky freight planned end to end — route and transport mode, permits, insurance and customs clearance.
Oversized out-of-gauge cargo staged in the open yard at Focus CFS, Kipevu.

Out-of-Gauge Cargo

Cargo that will not sit inside a standard container — handled from transportation through to release.
Covered warehouse storage with palletised cargo at Focus CFS, Kipevu.

Warehousing

Covered storage under a warehouse management system, with hazardous cargo segregated to HAZMAT compatibility rules.
Deconsolidated loose cargo in the Less Container Load area at Focus CFS.

Loose Cargo Handling

Consolidated containers deconsolidated into LCL cargo, stored under inventory control and released for onward transfer.
Export containers being prepared for shipment at Focus CFS, Kipevu.

Export Cargo Handling

Export consignments received, documented and consolidated for shipment out of the Port of Mombasa.

Process

How cargo moves through Focus CFS.

Documentation starts before the vessel does. By the time a container reaches the yard, the paperwork is already moving.
Cargo arrives from the portReleased to the corridor

  1. Documentation before arrival

    Cargo documentation is undertaken prior to vessel arrival, so clearance is not waiting on paperwork.

  2. Transfer from the port

    Manifested cargo is transferred from the Port of Mombasa to the Focus CFS yard.

  3. Gate receipt

    Cargo is received through manned entry gates, recorded, and positioned by cargo type.

  4. Verification on site

    KRA, KEBS and Kenya Police carry out verification within the facility.

  5. Storage or deconsolidation

    Containers are stored, or stripped into the LCL area with inventory held in the warehouse management system.

  6. Release and dispatch

    Cleared cargo is released against a valid gate pass for transfer from the CFS.

Not sure which applies?

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Describe the cargo and we will confirm how it is handled, what it needs, and what it costs.

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+254 020 217 1576
info@focus.co.ke

Pipeline Road, Kipevu, Changamwe, Mombasa, Kenya