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As an important link in global trade, the operation of international express delivery depends on a stable information system and a secure logistics environment. The US information war against China may increase the uncertainty of global information flow, which in turn affects the efficiency and accuracy of international express delivery. For example, information warfare may trigger cyber attacks, interfere with the information management system of logistics companies, and lead to problems such as incorrect package tracking information and transportation route planning errors.

In addition, the dismantling of machines in the US information war against China may involve the acquisition and analysis of key materials. If these materials are related to certain sensitive items in international express delivery, it may trigger adjustments to regulatory policies. Policy changes may increase the operating costs of international express delivery companies, such as strengthening security inspections and updating technical equipment. At the same time, it may also lead to longer transportation time and affect customer satisfaction.

From an economic perspective, the uncertainty brought about by the US information war may weaken market confidence and affect the scale and frequency of international trade. This will directly affect the business volume of international express delivery and have an impact on the revenue and profits of enterprises. Moreover, the exchange rate fluctuations and increased trade barriers caused by the information war may lead to increased international express delivery costs and price fluctuations, further affecting the market competition pattern.

In terms of technological innovation, the international express delivery industry has been constantly pursuing efficiency improvement and service optimization. However, the US information war may disrupt the rhythm of technological development. On the one hand, companies may slow down their investment and application of new technologies due to security considerations; on the other hand, information warfare may prompt international express delivery companies to increase their research and development in information security technology, but this also means the reallocation of resources and potential risks.

In summary, although the US information war against China seems to have no direct connection with the international express delivery industry, it has had a profound and complex impact on it through various indirect channels. The international express delivery industry needs to pay close attention to changes in the situation and respond proactively to ensure its own stable development and service quality.