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The competition between China and the United States in the supply chain has triggered industrial adjustments around the world. Many countries have to re-examine their position in the global industrial chain to cope with possible shocks. For companies, changes in the supply chain mean re-evaluation of costs, efficiency and market share. Some companies may face problems such as unstable raw material supply and rising production costs, while others may take the opportunity to expand new markets and partners.

In this context, the role of the logistics industry has become increasingly prominent. Although international express delivery was not directly mentioned, the efficient operation of logistics is crucial to ensuring the smooth flow of the supply chain. Efficient logistics can reduce inventory costs, increase delivery speed, and enhance the competitiveness of enterprises. For example, during the epidemic, some companies with strong logistics networks were able to quickly allocate materials to meet market demand, thereby gaining an advantage in the competition.

At the same time, the adjustment of trade policies has also put forward new requirements for the logistics industry. The changes in trade barriers and tariff policies in different countries and regions require logistics companies to plan transportation routes and methods more flexibly. For example, when a country imposes tariffs on specific goods, logistics companies may choose to detour through other countries or regions to reduce costs.

From the perspective of consumers, changes in the supply chain may lead to price fluctuations and supply shortages. This not only affects consumers' purchasing decisions, but also prompts them to have higher expectations for logistics speed and service quality. In this case, the quality and efficiency of logistics services such as international express delivery have become an important factor affecting consumer satisfaction.

In short, the changes in the global trade pattern brought about by the Sino-US supply chain competition have had a profound impact on all aspects. As a key link in this, the logistics industry needs to continue to adapt and innovate to cope with increasingly complex challenges.