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The massive generation of plastic waste not only puts tremendous pressure on the environment, but also prompts the logistics industry to be more cautious in the selection of packaging materials. In order to reduce the use of plastic packaging, logistics companies have begun to explore more environmentally friendly materials, such as degradable paper materials. Although this change has increased costs in the early stage, in the long run, it will help improve the social image of the company and attract more environmentally conscious customers.

In the transportation process, the treatment of plastic waste also affects the planning of logistics routes. Strict control of plastic waste in some regions requires logistics companies to re-evaluate transportation routes to avoid fines and delays caused by improper waste disposal. At the same time, the requirement to increase recycling rates has also prompted logistics companies to establish closer cooperation with recycling companies to optimize resource recycling processes and maximize resource utilization.

In addition, the concept of reducing plastic waste has gradually permeated the internal management of logistics companies. Environmental awareness has been added to employee training, encouraging employees to reduce the consumption of plastic products in their daily work. The improvement of the office environment also focuses on reducing the use of plastic products and promoting environmentally friendly office supplies.

In this context, air express, a fast mode of transportation, is inevitably affected. Although air express occupies an important position in the logistics market due to its speed advantage, the plastic waste problem has brought new challenges to it.

First of all, the choice of packaging materials for air express is crucial. Since air transport has high requirements for the protection of goods, a large amount of plastic film and foam plastics were often used for packaging in the past. However, in order to respond to the call to reduce plastic waste, air express companies have to find more environmentally friendly packaging materials that can effectively protect goods.

Secondly, the layout of the air express transportation network also needs to be reconsidered. Strict control of plastic waste in some regions may lead to some airports restricting the transportation of plastic products or charging additional fees for goods packaged in plastic. This requires air express companies to fully understand the policies and regulations of various regions when planning transportation routes to avoid unnecessary losses.

Furthermore, consumers' concern for environmental protection is also affecting the market demand for air express. More and more consumers tend to choose express delivery companies with environmental protection concepts. If air express companies can perform well in reducing plastic waste, it will undoubtedly enhance their competitiveness in the market.

In short, in the global trend of reducing plastic waste pollution, the air express industry must respond proactively and achieve sustainable development through innovation and cooperation.