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The international express delivery industry has built a network for the rapid delivery of goods and information around the world. It enables the efficient circulation of goods in different regions and promotes the development of international trade. However, when giants like Apple face a decline in revenue in Greater China, it may also have a certain impact on the international express delivery industry.

First, changes in Apple product sales may affect logistics demand in its supply chain. As one of Apple's important markets, the decline in revenue in Greater China may lead to a reduction in product shipments. This will directly affect the volume of Apple-related goods that international express delivery companies undertake. For express delivery service providers that rely on Apple orders, the contraction of business may bring operational pressure and strategy adjustments.

Secondly, changes in consumer demand will also indirectly affect international express delivery. When consumers' willingness to buy Apple products decreases, the demand for related accessories and peripheral products may also decrease. This not only affects Apple's own logistics arrangements, but also affects international express delivery companies that provide delivery services for these products. They may need to re-evaluate market demand, optimize transportation routes and resource allocation to cope with fluctuations in business volume.

In addition, the strategic adjustments that Apple has made in response to the decline in revenue in Greater China, such as changes in marketing and product positioning, will also have a chain reaction on the international express delivery industry. For example, increasing online marketing efforts may increase the proportion of online sales, thereby changing the way goods are delivered and the distribution of logistics demand.

From the perspective of the development of the international express delivery industry, although the decline in Apple's revenue in Greater China may bring short-term business fluctuations, it also provides an opportunity for reflection and innovation. The industry can take this opportunity to further optimize service quality, expand a diversified customer base, and reduce dependence on a single customer or industry.

In short, the relationship between Apple's revenue decline in Greater China and the international express delivery industry is not a simple direct correlation, but an interaction through complex market mechanisms and supply chain networks. A deep understanding of this potential interaction has important implications for the steady development of the international express delivery industry and the strategic planning of enterprises.