How to treat the express delivery industry war?

Express service is the product of market economy, which provides personalized and commercialized delivery and consumption services. Express service is a direct service from door to door and table to table. Compared with the original single mode of transportation in which land, sea and air transport enterprises are not connected with each other and the traditional mode of delivery in which universal postal service is guaranteed but takes a long time and has poor timeliness, it is faster and safer, which meets the requirements of the rapid development of international trade and economic globalization in today's world and has broad market prospects. Its appearance is not only welcomed by domestic and foreign business circles, but also recognized by the public. Now it has been extended to provide various express delivery services for all walks of life. Over the years, the rapid development of China's international and domestic express delivery industry has played an important role in prospering China's foreign trade and economic cooperation, improving the international competitiveness of China's manufacturing industry and products, promoting international exchanges and facilitating people's lives.

After nearly 30 years of development, the express delivery industry in China has been expanding. In recent years, relying on the rapid transportation such as aviation and the progress of information technology, the express delivery market is expanding day by day, and the express delivery enterprises are gradually growing. At present, China's express delivery market presents a diversified competition pattern. Under the influence of state-owned, private and foreign capital, three major market segments have been formed: international express delivery, domestic express delivery in different places and express delivery in the same city.

Since the postal system reform in 2007, China's express delivery business has maintained a rapid development trend. In 2008, the business income of express delivery enterprises above designated size in China totaled 40.84 billion yuan, and the total business volume was 1, 5 1 100 million pieces. In 2009, the total business volume of express delivery enterprises above designated size in China was 654.38+86 billion pieces, and the total business income was 47.9 billion yuan.

The express delivery industry in China will maintain a growth rate of more than 20% in the future, and the rapid development of e-commerce has also laid a solid foundation for the development of the express delivery industry. E-commerce and express logistics are closely related to people's lives, and have become the basic elements of modern production and circulation, and there is huge room for coordinated development. In addition, as a sunrise industry, China's express delivery business is less than 0.3% of GDP, which is far from the GDP of developed countries 1%. Therefore, the express delivery industry in China still has great development potential.