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With the continuous development of the global economy, the importance of logistics has become increasingly prominent. However, in the pursuit of efficient transportation, we are also facing a series of challenges. For example, how to ensure the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of transportation while reducing carbon emissions.

Decarbonization is not an easy task for the logistics industry. It requires large-scale technological upgrades and transformations of transportation vehicles, storage facilities, etc. Reducing dependence on China may lead to the reconstruction of the supply chain, increasing logistics costs and uncertainties.

In this context, logistics companies have to re-examine their strategic layout. On the one hand, they need to invest more resources in research and development and the adoption of environmentally friendly technologies to achieve the goal of decarbonization. On the other hand, they also need to find new partners and markets to reduce their dependence on China.

For some small and medium-sized logistics companies, these challenges are even greater. They may lack sufficient funds and technical strength to carry out transformation and upgrading. Therefore, cooperation and integration within the industry are particularly important.

In addition, the policy environment also has an important impact on the development of the logistics industry. The adjustment of the government's environmental protection policy and trade policy may directly change the operation mode and market competition pattern of logistics companies.

In short, the modern logistics industry is facing the two contradictory goals of "achieving decarbonization" and "reducing dependence on China", while also facing challenges in technology innovation, market competition, and policy changes. Only by constantly adapting and changing can it survive and develop in the fierce market competition.