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With the continuous advancement of global economic integration, the logistics industry plays a vital role in it. As an important part of cross-border logistics, the operation and development of international express delivery are affected by many factors. Today, the epidemic situation in Taiwan, especially the new local cases, has had a significant impact on the local economy and social life.

The epidemic has restricted the movement of people in Taiwan and slowed down business activities. This is undoubtedly a huge challenge for international express delivery businesses that rely on the rapid flow of people and materials. Taoyuan and New Taipei, as the areas with the most serious epidemics, have further increased the difficulty of logistics and transportation.

Due to the need for epidemic prevention and control, many regions have strengthened border control and quarantine measures. This has prolonged the transportation time and increased the cost of international express delivery. Goods may be detained at customs, resulting in longer waiting time for recipients and affecting customer satisfaction. At the same time, the uncertainty during transportation increases, and the risk of goods being lost or damaged also increases.

In addition, the epidemic has affected consumers' shopping habits and needs. People are choosing to shop online more, and their reliance on international express delivery has further increased. However, the outbreak in Taiwan may lead to a decline in the purchasing power of local consumers and a decrease in express delivery orders.

However, challenges often come with opportunities. During the epidemic, some international express delivery companies actively adjusted their strategies and strengthened cooperation with local partners. By optimizing transportation routes and warehousing layout, they improved logistics efficiency and reduced operating costs.

In Taiwan, the government and enterprises are also working hard to cope with the impact of the epidemic. They are increasing transportation support for medical supplies and daily necessities to ensure that the supplies can be delivered in a timely manner. At the same time, they are strengthening communication and coordination with international express delivery companies to jointly solve problems in logistics and transportation.

In short, the epidemic situation in Taiwan has brought many challenges to the international express delivery business, but it has also prompted the industry to continue to innovate and optimize to adapt to new situations and needs. In the future, with the gradual control of the epidemic and the recovery of the economy, the international express delivery industry is expected to usher in new development opportunities.