The reporter learned from the State Post Office that China's express delivery development index increased 6.5% year-on-year in April. Express delivery companies actively serve modern agriculture and advanced manufacturing, and industrial collaboration capabilities are enhanced. According to data from the State Post Office, China's express delivery development index for April was 443.2, up 6.5% year on year. In April, the number of express deliveries such as tea, fruits and vegetables, and flowers increased significantly. Express delivery companies also strengthened cooperation with manufacturing and e-commerce platforms to support “trade-in” of consumer goods, meet the diversified delivery needs of consumers, and promote a steady expansion in business scale. The average daily express delivery business volume is estimated to be around 550 million in April. Among them, during the Ching Ming Festival, the country collected a total of 1,399 billion express parcels, an increase of 17% over the previous year. In addition, express delivery companies are also launching unmanned vehicles in places such as Changsha, Yueyang, Wenzhou, Xiong'an, and Dunhuang, upgrading their network equipment in Shanghai, Shijiazhuang and other places to enable automated sorting to improve terminal quality and reduce costs. Liu Jiang, director of the Strategic Planning Research Department of the Development Research Center of the State Post Office, said that express delivery companies are continuously deepening the content of services, exploring new models of cross-border cooperation, and promoting a steady improvement in service quality and efficiency. As the implementation of several measures to stabilize the economy and promote consumption is accelerated, the external environment continues to improve, and the industry's development momentum and growth potential will steadily increase.

The reporter learned from the State Post Office that China's express delivery development index increased 6.5% year-on-year in April. Express delivery companies actively serve modern agriculture and advanced manufacturing, and industrial collaboration capabilities are enhanced. According to data from the State Post Office, China's express delivery development index for April was 443.2, up 6.5% year on year. In April, the number of express deliveries such as tea, fruits and vegetables, and flowers increased significantly. Express delivery companies also strengthened cooperation with manufacturing and e-commerce platforms to support “trade-in” of consumer goods, meet the diversified delivery needs of consumers, and promote a steady expansion in business scale. The average daily express delivery business volume is estimated to be around 550 million in April. Among them, during the Ching Ming Festival, the country collected a total of 1,399 billion express parcels, an increase of 17% over the previous year. In addition, express delivery companies are also launching unmanned vehicles in places such as Changsha, Yueyang, Wenzhou, Xiong'an, and Dunhuang, upgrading their network equipment in Shanghai, Shijiazhuang and other places to enable automated sorting to improve terminal quality and reduce costs. Liu Jiang, director of the Strategic Planning Research Department of the Development Research Center of the State Post Office, said that express delivery companies are continuously deepening the content of services, exploring new models of cross-border cooperation, and promoting a steady improvement in service quality and efficiency. As the implementation of several measures to stabilize the economy and promote consumption is accelerated, the external environment continues to improve, and the industry's development momentum and growth potential will steadily increase.