Port of New York and New Jersey work stoppage operational plan

| Oct 02 2024 at 01:30 PM | Ports & Terminals

All container terminals and depots remain closed due to the ILA strike.

East Coast Warehouse

All operations have resumed with regular scheduled business hours

H&M International Warehouse

H&M International’s CES, warehouse and yards operations remain fully operational

Auto Processing Centers

Toyota and FAPS are open

No ILA parking authorized on Polaris Street

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