A Cargo Terminal is a designated area within an airport or seaport where goods and freight are processed and transferred. It serves as a hub for loading and unloading cargo from various transportation modes, including airplanes, ships, trucks, and trains. The terminal is equipped with facilities for storage, customs clearance, and handling of different types of cargo, such as containers, pallets, and bulk goods. These terminals play a crucial role in global trade by ensuring that products are efficiently moved from one location to another. They often include specialized equipment like forklifts and conveyors to facilitate the quick movement of goods. Additionally, cargo terminals are staffed by trained personnel who manage logistics and ensure compliance with safety regulations.