The storm has resulted in significant disruption to transport infrastructure across the region. Major airport hubs have experienced widespread flight cancellations, while certain port terminals are operating under weather-related restrictions. Regional trucking networks are also facing delays due to hazardous road conditions.

Carriers are reporting congestion and backlogs into key Northeast gateways, and further delays are anticipated as operations resume and freight volumes are processed.

As a global freight forwarder with offices across the United States, Europe and Asia, Woodland Group is closely monitoring developments and coordinating directly with airline, ocean and ground transport partners to minimise disruption to client supply chains.

Operational Status

• Woodland Group offices across the United States remain open and fully operational.
• Our Elizabeth, New Jersey warehouse facility is closed for shipping and receiving due to local weather conditions.
• Air and ocean freight movements through affected Northeast gateways are subject to delay.
• Regional trucking capacity remains constrained in impacted areas.

Even after weather conditions improve, recovery from carrier backlogs may extend transit times over the coming days.

Woodland Group’s operations teams continue to:

• Monitor airport, port and carrier updates in real time
• Identify alternative routing options where feasible
• Provide direct communication to impacted clients
• Adjust warehouse and transport plans in line with safety guidance

Clients with shipments routed through the Northeastern U.S. are advised to anticipate temporary transit delays and to contact their Woodland representative for shipment-specific guidance.

Further updates will be provided as the situation develops.