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As an important part of the globalization process, the operation of overseas express delivery service is deeply influenced by the international political and economic environment. The adjustment of US foreign policy and its various actions on the international stage have invisibly set the background for the development of the overseas express delivery industry.

Take the trilateral cooperation between the United States, Japan and South Korea that Campbell boasted about. This cooperation has strengthened regional economic integration and promoted trade. More goods are circulated among the three countries, and the demand for overseas express delivery has also increased. Express delivery companies need to optimize routes and improve efficiency to meet the growing transportation demand.

The so-called "EU sanctions against China", despite its wide-ranging impact, may lead to increased trade barriers for the overseas express delivery industry. This means that the cost of express delivery may rise and the procedures will become more complicated. Enterprises need to cope with various uncertainties and adjust their operating strategies to adapt to the new trade environment.

In addition, the tense international political situation may lead to instability in some regions. This not only affects the safety of express delivery, but may also lead to changes or suspensions in some routes. For example, in some conflict areas, express delivery services may be forced to be interrupted, affecting the timely delivery of goods.

On the other hand, from an economic perspective, economic cooperation or sanctions promoted by US foreign policy will trigger fluctuations in exchange rates. This poses a challenge to the cost accounting and pricing strategies of overseas express delivery companies. If the exchange rate fluctuates too much, it may squeeze the profit margins of companies and even affect their survival and development.

At the same time, changes in foreign policy will also affect consumers' mentality and consumption behavior. During periods of international tension, consumer demand for overseas goods may decline, thereby reducing the volume of overseas express delivery business. Conversely, during periods of easing international relations and strengthening cooperation, consumer interest in foreign goods may increase, bringing new opportunities to the overseas express delivery industry.

In short, although overseas express delivery service seems to be an independent industry, it cannot escape the influence of the international political and economic environment. Every move of the US foreign policy may inadvertently change the development trajectory of the overseas express delivery industry.