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First, the strict implementation of epidemic prevention measures affects the timeliness of cross-border logistics. Due to the increase in entry inspection procedures, the transportation time of goods may be delayed to a certain extent. This may bring certain challenges to time-sensitive goods such as fresh food and electronic products.

Secondly, epidemic prevention requirements have also had an impact on logistics costs. In order to meet the standards for entry epidemic prevention, logistics companies may need to invest more manpower, material resources and financial resources in cargo testing and disinfection, which will lead to higher costs.

Furthermore, from the perspective of logistics companies, they need to constantly adjust their strategies to adapt to these changes. For example, they need to optimize transportation routes and prepare goods in advance to reduce the adverse effects of epidemic prevention measures.

In addition, for consumers, this has also changed their shopping habits and expectations. When choosing cross-border shopping, they will pay more attention to the reliability and timeliness of logistics, and their sensitivity to prices may also increase.

At the same time, the development of cross-border e-commerce has also been affected to a certain extent. On the one hand, the strict epidemic prevention measures have put some small cross-border e-commerce companies under greater pressure; on the other hand, it has also prompted large companies to further improve their supply chain management capabilities to cope with uncertainties.

In the context of global economic integration, the coordination of cross-border logistics and epidemic prevention measures for incoming passengers is particularly important. Relevant departments and enterprises should strengthen communication and cooperation to jointly find effective ways to balance public health safety and economic development.

In short, although the epidemic prevention measures for passengers entering the country are mainly aimed at personnel, they have had indirect impacts on the cross-border logistics industry in many aspects. Only through the joint efforts of all parties can a win-win situation of epidemic prevention and control and economic development be achieved.