Deepening supply chain integration: Logistics services will be deeply integrated with industrial and supply chains, exploring new spaces. Logistics enterprises no longer only provide basic services such as transportation and warehousing, but collaborate with upstream and downstream enterprises such as manufacturing and commerce, participate in various links such as production, procurement, and sales, provide integrated supply chain solutions, achieve dual chain linkage between industrial chain and logistics chain, and improve overall efficiency and benefits.

The development of multimodal transportation is accelerating: shifting from a single mode of transportation to "public rail sea air" multimodal transportation. By integrating the advantages of different transportation methods, seamless connection and efficient transfer of goods can be achieved, reducing transportation costs, improving transportation efficiency and flexibility, and better meeting customers' needs for long-distance and large-scale cargo transportation.

Internationalization expansion: shifting from a focus on the domestic market to a coordinated development of international and domestic networks. With the advancement of global economic integration, logistics enterprises will strengthen their international business layout, build a logistics service network covering the world, enhance their international logistics service capabilities, including cross-border transportation, customs clearance, warehousing and other links, help enterprises expand overseas markets, and cope with complex international market environments and trade rules.

Intensifying service competition: shifting from price competition to product competition, service competition, and value competition. Logistics companies will pay more attention to improving service quality and innovating service models to meet the increasingly diverse and personalized needs of customers. For example, providing precise delivery times, customized logistics solutions, value-added services, etc., to win market share by creating more value for customers.

The development of smart logistics: shifting from labor-intensive to technology intensive, with a clear trend towards digitization, intelligence, and unmanned operation. Logistics companies will widely apply technologies such as big data, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and blockchain to achieve information and intelligent management of the entire logistics process, such as intelligent warehousing management, automatic sorting and packaging, intelligent transportation scheduling, real-time tracking of goods, etc., to improve logistics operation efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance service quality and accuracy.

Green and low-carbon transformation: Green and low-carbon development has become a global consensus, and the logistics industry is also accelerating its transition towards greenization. This includes promoting new energy transportation vehicles, optimizing transportation routes to reduce carbon emissions, using environmentally friendly packaging materials, promoting the green transformation of storage facilities, etc., to reduce energy consumption and environmental pollution, and meet society's requirements for sustainable development.

Market concentration improvement: In market competition, the competitiveness of backbone logistics enterprises and platform enterprises continues to improve. Through mergers and acquisitions, alliance integration, and other means, the industry market concentration will steadily increase, forming a group of large logistics enterprises with strong strength and influence, which is conducive to optimizing resource allocation, improving overall industry efficiency and service levels.

Low altitude economic development: Low altitude economy provides a new path for green, low-carbon, cost reducing, and high-quality development of urban express logistics. Low altitude logistics models such as drone delivery are expected to be further developed and applied, expanding the space and ways of logistics services.