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My question on Sim City (2013) is:

Is there any way to import freight for my commercial zones? There is a big industrial city connected to me by road and rail. But I can't seem to get enough freight for my shops and businesses. Is there a way to import this freigth from the international market?

Thanks in advance!

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  • Do you have a trade depot in the city? I think you need one to accept freight.
    – kenjara
    Commented Oct 2, 2014 at 15:02

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Freight cannot be bought on the market. Freight can be transmitted via region by a street connected neighbor overproducing. The trucks from that city will automatically go directly to your Commercial buildings. Freight Warehouse is counter-productive because freight does not move between warehouse and Commercial buildings.

However, you might be misled by the message. Commercial buildings will abandon for lack of selling 100% of goods, and then will complain for lack of freight. Freight is a bonus like tourist souvenirs, and freight arriving at commercial buildings is not essential for preventing abandonment. Reduce/spread Commercial buildings until all goods are sold each 5 AM.

More information: https://i.sstatic.net/L4Xmc.jpg

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You need to add a trade depot (though preferrably trade port, since it can hold more resources) and add freight lots there. I think it goes like this, overall: freight is made in factories (industrial zones), then goes on to shops (commercial zones) and then on to residents (residential zones) who buy the stuff from stores.

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