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The development of the health service industry is inextricably linked to industries such as logistics. Taking cross-border e-commerce logistics in the logistics industry as an example, its development trend is rapid. Overseas express delivery services are becoming increasingly popular, and people can easily buy goods from all over the world.

However, while overseas express delivery services are developing rapidly, they are also facing many challenges. For example, differences in policies and regulations between different countries and regions have led to complicated customs clearance procedures for express delivery, increasing time and costs. At the same time, the accuracy and timeliness of logistics delivery are also the focus of users. Once a package is delayed or lost, it is easy to cause consumer dissatisfaction.

The State Council's policy to promote the development of the health service industry provides a way to optimize the logistics industry. The policy may prompt relevant departments to strengthen the construction and management of logistics infrastructure, improve logistics efficiency and reduce logistics costs. This has positive significance for the improvement of overseas express delivery services.

In addition, the development of the health service industry is expected to drive the innovation of related technologies. For example, the application of intelligent logistics technology can better track and manage packages and ensure the quality and safety of express delivery services. These technological advances may also be applied to overseas express delivery services to further improve their service levels.

In short, although the policy measures of the State Council’s executive meeting are directly aimed at the health services industry, they also have potential impacts on related industries such as overseas express delivery, bringing new opportunities and challenges to their development.