The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is pleased to announce several senior staff announcements for the Port of New York and New Jersey that strengthen leadership across Port Facilities, Capital and Planning, and Business Solutions. These leaders reflect the depth of experience and commitment within the organization and support the Port’s continued growth, competitiveness, and operational excellence. Paul Lucien Promoted to General Manager, Port Facilities Paul Lucien has returned to the Port as General Manager, Port Facilities, where he will oversee all aspects of operations, maintenance, security, state-of-good-repair improvements, and property management across Port Newark, Elizabeth–Port Authority Marine Terminal, Port Jersey–Port AuthorityRead More →

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January 26 Update Port of New York and New Jersey Facilities APM Terminals Elizabeth Maher Terminals  Port Newark Container Terminal Port Liberty Bayonne   Port Liberty New York  Port Liberty CES Ports America & FAPS Red Hook East Coast CES East Coast Warehouse H&M Warehouse C&C Maintenance Elizabeth Chassis Depot operated by Columbia Bayonne Chassis Depot operated by Columbia Maher Empty Depot operated by Columbia Truck Service Center Due to the impending snowstorm forecasted for Sunday, 1/25 to Monday, 1/26 in the region, the following facilities have reported changes to their operations including closures. The Port of New York and New Jersey will continue to monitorRead More →

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In November, the Port of New York and New Jersey moved a total of 730,352 TEUs (398,131 containers), a 1.6 percent increase from the previous year’s 718,826 TEUs (394,649 containers). This number brings our year-through-November total to 8,245,060 TEUs (4,524,265 containers).  November saw 509,124 loaded TEUs moved, maintaining its position as the nation’s second-busiest gateway for this measurement. The port has held this status over the first 11 months of the year, moving a total of 5,520,444 loaded TEUs from January through November. By The Numbers 2025 Year to Date (January – November) November 2025 November 2025 Rail Volume 8,245,060 TEUs (4,524,265 containers) handled 730,352Read More →

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Over the first 10 months of the year, the Port of New York and New Jersey was the nation’s second-busiest cargo gateway for loaded TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units). It handled 5,011,322 loaded TEUs from January through October. Goods continued to move smoothly through the port in October, with an uptick in total volume and a continued monthly rise in rail volume. Total volume grew by 3.2 percent to 727,059 TEUs (395,687 containers), up from the 704,367 TEUs (387,444 containers) recorded the previous year. This increase brings the port’s year-to-date total through October to 7,514,708 TEUs (4,126,134 containers). By The Numbers 2025 Year to Date (JanuaryRead More →

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The Port of New York and New Jersey maintained its status as the second-busiest U.S. port for loaded TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) both for the month of September and over the first nine months of the year.  Total volume for September dropped slightly to 740,254 TEUs (404,642 containers), a 5 percent decrease from the 779,388 TEUs (426,407 containers) recorded in September 2024. Many shippers imported holiday-related cargo earlier in 2025 in anticipation of tariff policy changes. This number brings the port’s total volume over the first nine months of the year to 6,787,649 TEUs (3,730,447 containers).  September imports totaled 363,790 TEUs (199,489 containers), a 4.6Read More →

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