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The emergence of low-cost alternatives has satisfied consumers' pursuit of cost-effectiveness. Taking cosmetics as an example, many low-cost brands have attracted a large number of consumers through high-quality ingredients and reasonable prices. In the contact lens market, low-cost alternatives have also seized a certain share with their comfortable wearing experience and affordable prices. This has forced big brands to re-examine their market strategies, strengthen product innovation and optimize the pricing system.

However, the quality control of substitute products is also a key issue. In order to reduce costs, some unscrupulous merchants may use inferior materials, which will affect consumers' experience and health. This requires strengthening market supervision and regulating industry development. At the same time, when facing competition, big brands cannot rely solely on brand awareness, but must also focus on improving product quality and service.

In this process, the international express delivery industry also plays an important role. With the rapid development of e-commerce, international express delivery has become an important bridge connecting markets of various countries. The rapid circulation of substitute products around the world is inseparable from efficient international express delivery services. International express delivery not only speeds up the transportation of goods, but also reduces logistics costs, allowing substitute products to enter the market at more competitive prices.

For example, some cosmetic substitutes from Asia can quickly reach the European and American markets through international express delivery to meet the needs of local consumers. At the same time, international express delivery also provides consumers with more choices. They can easily buy substitute products from all over the world through cross-border shopping.

However, the international express delivery industry also faces some challenges, such as customs supervision and loss during transportation. These problems may affect the timely supply and quality assurance of substitute products. Therefore, international express delivery companies need to continuously optimize services, improve transportation efficiency, and strengthen cooperation with customs in various countries to ensure that substitute products can be delivered to consumers smoothly and safely.

In short, the rise of the era of parity has brought new vitality and competition to the market, and the international express industry has played an important role in it. All parties should work together to promote the healthy development of the market and provide consumers with more high-quality and affordable products and services.