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The economic downturn has brought many challenges to enterprises. Rising costs and shrinking market demand have caused many enterprises to face survival difficulties. However, there are opportunities in the crisis. Some enterprises have reduced costs, improved efficiency and enhanced market competitiveness through technological innovation and optimized management.

This economic environment has had a knock-on effect on international trade and logistics. Take the logistics industry as an example. The fluctuation of demand requires continuous optimization of transportation routes and methods. Although international express delivery is rarely mentioned directly, international logistics, as an important part of it, has been indirectly affected. For example, in order to reduce costs, some multinational companies have reduced unnecessary logistics links and paid more attention to transportation efficiency and cost control.

In the consumer sector, consumers' shopping habits and needs have also changed. They pay more attention to cost-effective and practical products, which has prompted companies to adjust their product strategies. At the same time, the development of cross-border e-commerce has also been restricted to a certain extent, which has affected the demand and model of international express delivery.

However, challenges and opportunities coexist. Some emerging industries have emerged under the pressure of economic downturn. For example, the rapid development of online education, telemedicine and other industries has driven the cross-border exchange of related products and services, thus putting forward new requirements for international express delivery.

During the economic downturn, the government's policy support is also crucial. A series of support measures have been introduced to encourage enterprises to innovate and develop and expand into the international market. This has, to a certain extent, created a more favorable development environment for related industries such as international express delivery.

In short, under the downward trend of the economy, all fields are trying to adapt to changes and seek breakthroughs. Although the international express delivery industry is not directly in the spotlight, it is silently bearing the impact and changes brought about by economic adjustments, and will also usher in new development opportunities as the economy recovers.