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First of all, the high speed and low latency characteristics of 5G technology provide strong support for the informatization and intelligence of international logistics. Real-time cargo tracking, intelligent warehouse management, etc. are all realized, greatly improving logistics efficiency and transparency.

However, new technologies also bring new challenges. The construction and maintenance costs of 5G networks are high, which may increase operating costs for some international logistics companies. Moreover, as the speed of information transmission increases, the requirements for data security and privacy protection are also more stringent.

In terms of the market, the popularity of 5G mobile phones has promoted the development of cross-border e-commerce, thereby increasing the business volume of international logistics. But at the same time, consumers' expectations for logistics speed and service quality have also increased, and international logistics companies need to continuously improve their service levels to meet market demand.

In addition, international logistics is also affected by the policies and trade environment of various countries. Different countries have different regulatory policies on the logistics industry, and trade frictions and tariff adjustments may also bring uncertainty to international logistics.

In order to adapt to these changes, international logistics companies need to strengthen technology research and development and talent training, optimize logistics network layout, improve operational efficiency and service quality. At the same time, they should actively cooperate with governments and relevant institutions to jointly respond to challenges in policies and trade environments and promote the healthy development of the international logistics industry.

In short, the 5G era has brought new development opportunities to international logistics, but also brought many challenges. Only by continuous innovation and optimization can international logistics companies gain a foothold and grow in this era of change.