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Take the booming online shopping as an example. The supporting force behind it, logistics and distribution services, is undergoing a series of changes and challenges. Consumers' growing demand for fast delivery of goods has prompted logistics companies to increase investment and optimize the distribution process. However, under the shadow of the risk of global market recession, the logistics industry is also difficult to remain immune.

Market uncertainty has led to a decline in consumer purchasing power and a decrease in order volume, while logistics companies' operating costs remain high. In order to cope with this dilemma, logistics companies have to take a series of measures, such as optimizing route planning, reducing warehousing costs, and improving transportation efficiency.

At the same time, technological progress has also brought new opportunities to the logistics industry. The application of technologies such as big data and artificial intelligence has made logistics distribution more accurate and efficient. However, investment in technology also requires a lot of money, which undoubtedly increases the burden on enterprises in the context of market recession.

In addition, the policy environment also plays a vital role in the development of the logistics industry. The relevant government policies may affect the operating costs and market access of logistics companies. In the context of global market recession, the government's economic stimulus policies may have a positive impact on the logistics industry.

In short, under the impact of the risk of global market recession in August, emerging business forms such as logistics and distribution need to constantly adapt to changes and seek innovative development paths to cope with various challenges and opportunities.