Freight (noun)

1. Goods transported by truck, train, ship, or airplane.
2. The charge for transporting goods.
3. The act of transporting goods.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french fret, from freter "to carry as a burden", from latin feretrum "bier".

Examples:

1. The company is responsible for the freight of the goods.
2. The freight train was carrying coal.
3. The freight cost was included in the price of the product.
4. We have to calculate the freight charges for the shipment.
5. The freight company promised to deliver the goods on time.