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As an important support for economic development, the operation mode and development trend of the logistics industry have a profound impact on the environment. In the process of logistics transportation, a large amount of packaging materials are used, of which plastic packaging accounts for a considerable proportion. If these plastic packaging are not properly handled after use, they will become an important source of plastic pollution. Therefore, the logistics industry plays a key role in the governance of plastic pollution.

Take express delivery services as an example. With the booming development of e-commerce, the number of express parcels has exploded. In order to protect the safety of goods during transportation, express delivery companies often use a large amount of plastic packaging, such as plastic bags, foam plastics, plastic tapes, etc. These plastic packaging are consumed and discarded in large quantities in a short period of time, which puts great pressure on the environment.

The global plastic pollution control actions promoted by international organizations such as the United Nations have brought new challenges and opportunities to the development of the logistics industry. On the one hand, strict plastic pollution control policies force logistics companies to reduce the use of plastic packaging and find more environmentally friendly alternatives. This undoubtedly increases the operating costs of enterprises and puts higher demands on their supply chain management and cost control. On the other hand, this also provides logistics companies with opportunities for innovation and development. Those companies that can take the lead in developing and applying environmentally friendly packaging materials, optimizing packaging design, and improving recycling rates will gain an advantage in market competition, establish a good corporate image, and win the favor of consumers.

In addition, the global plastic pollution control action has also promoted the cooperation and coordinated development of the logistics industry and other related industries. For example, logistics companies cooperate with packaging material manufacturers to jointly develop and produce new packaging materials that are degradable and recyclable; cooperate with environmental protection organizations to carry out plastic packaging recycling and reuse projects; and cooperate with scientific research institutions to explore new technologies and methods for plastic pollution control. Through these collaborations, the logistics industry can integrate resources from all parties, form a joint force, and jointly deal with the problem of plastic pollution.

At the same time, global plastic pollution control actions have also promoted the green transformation of the logistics industry. More and more logistics companies have begun to pay attention to sustainable development and integrate environmental protection concepts into corporate strategies and operational management. They have reduced energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions by optimizing transportation routes, improving vehicle fuel efficiency, and promoting electric vehicles. At the same time, they have strengthened environmental protection training for employees, improved their environmental awareness, and created a good atmosphere for all employees to participate in environmental protection.

In short, the global plastic pollution control action promoted by international organizations such as the United Nations is closely related to the logistics industry. The logistics industry needs to actively respond to this action, assume social responsibility, achieve green development through innovation and cooperation, and contribute to protecting the environment and achieving sustainable development goals.