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The rise of the e-commerce industry has changed people's consumption patterns and living habits. It provides a convenient shopping experience, allowing people to buy a variety of goods without leaving home. However, the development of e-commerce is not smooth sailing and faces many challenges.

Logistics and distribution are one of the key links in the development of e-commerce. Fast and accurate express delivery services can improve consumer satisfaction and enhance the competitiveness of e-commerce platforms. However, in the context of the epidemic, logistics and distribution have been greatly impacted.

The new cases in Taoyuan and New Taipei have resulted in restrictions on local transportation and personnel movement. This has had a direct impact on the transportation and delivery of e-commerce express delivery. Express delivery companies may face problems such as staff shortages and adjustments to transportation routes.

In order to cope with these challenges, e-commerce companies and express delivery companies need to take a series of measures. Strengthen employee protection and health management, optimize delivery routes, and improve delivery efficiency. At the same time, use technological means, such as intelligent logistics systems, to achieve precise delivery.

The epidemic has also prompted the e-commerce industry to accelerate innovation. New models such as online live streaming and contactless delivery have emerged. These innovations not only meet the needs of consumers, but also inject new vitality into the development of the e-commerce industry.

In short, in the current complex social environment, the e-commerce industry needs to constantly adapt to changes and develop in coordination with various factors in order to achieve sustained progress and prosperity.