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First, the rapid development of express delivery business has brought more risks and uncertainties. Goods may be damaged or lost during transportation, which requires insurance to provide protection. For example, for some high-value goods, express delivery companies usually purchase insurance to reduce potential losses.

The insurance industry is also constantly adapting to the needs of the express delivery industry and developing specialized insurance products. These products not only cover the risks of cargo transportation, but may also include compensation for delays during the express delivery process.

Take China Insurance Group as an example. As a large insurance company, they play an important role in cooperating with express delivery companies by providing diversified insurance solutions to meet the needs of different express delivery companies.

At the same time, the big data of the express delivery industry also provides more analytical basis for the insurance industry. By studying the express delivery data, insurance companies can more accurately assess risks and formulate reasonable insurance premiums.

In addition, some express delivery companies are also trying to independently carry out insurance business to better control costs and service quality. However, this also brings some regulatory and risk control challenges.

In general, the interaction between the express delivery industry and the insurance industry is a process of continuous development and change. Both parties need to continue to innovate and cooperate to cope with market changes and challenges and provide consumers with better services.