July 2025 marked the Port of New York and New Jersey’s second-busiest July ever. The month’s total volume of 794,268 TEUs (437,248 containers) was a 1.5 percent decrease compared to the 806,015 TEUs (440,952 containers) posted in July 2024. This number brings the port’s total for January to July to 5,211,550 TEUs (2,869,901 containers), a 3.9 percent increase from the same period of 2024. The port’s strong showing maintained its status as the second-busiest U.S. port for loaded TEUs.  By The Numbers 2025 Year to Date (January – July) July 2025 vs. July 2024 July 2025 Rail Volume 5,211,550 TEUs handled 794,268 (loaded and empty)Read More →

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The Port of New York and New Jersey continued to see strong growth over the first half of the year despite broad global uncertainty across the supply chain. The port handled 4,417,282 TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) during the first six months of the year. The total was a 4.9 percent increase over the same period of 2024 and a jump of 20.9 percent over pre-pandemic 2019. The port finished both the month of June and the full first half of the year as the second-busiest in the country for loaded containers, handling 467,335 loaded TEUs in June and 2,945,962 loaded TEUs for the first halfRead More →

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The Port of New York and New Jersey hosted a delegation from the Port of Tokyo on July 7, 2025, to celebrate and renew its 45-year sister port collaboration. Port Director Bethann Rooney and Director General Akira Tanaka discussed ongoing projects and future priorities before signing the Sister Port Joint Statement.   Prior to the renewal ceremony, the representatives, which included members from the Bureau of Port and Harbor, Tokyo Port Terminal Co., Tokyo Harbor Transportation Association, Tokyo Port Promotion Association, the Tokyo Warehousing Association, Tokyo Port and Harbor Welfare Association, and the Tokyo Port and Harbor Transportation Business Cooperative Association, visited Port Liberty Bayonne andRead More →

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Four DC Fast Chargers to Streamline Experience for Electric Truck Operators, Encourage Further Electric Truck Adoption Charging Station Joins Multitude of Seaport Sustainability Initiatives as Port Authority Charges Ahead on Industry-Leading Net-Zero Goals Photos of the Seaport’s New Charging Station are Available Here The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey today announced the opening of a new electric truck charging station at Port Newark, a key step in advancing zero-emission drayage trucking operations. Designed to encourage more drivers to switch to electric trucks, the charging station supports cleaner, more sustainable freight movement while advancing the Port Authority’s ambitious environmental goals. The four direct currentRead More →

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The Port of New York and New Jersey was the nation’s busiest cargo gateway in May 2025. The port handled 774,698 TEUs (425,876 containers), showing strong resilience through its diversified supply lines despite tariff-related uncertainties across the supply chain. From January through May, the port handled 3,729,611 TEUs (2,053,847 containers). This was an increase of 6.5 percent over the same period of 2024. May 2025’s volume represented a 2 percent decline from the 790,758 TEUs (439,593 containers) recorded in May 2024, when the port was absorbing additional cargo volume following the collapse of the Key Bridge and the closure of the Port of Baltimore. MayRead More →

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