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The prosperity of the e-commerce express delivery industry is due to the popularization of the Internet and the change in consumption patterns. Consumers are increasingly inclined to shop online, which has prompted e-commerce platforms to continuously expand their businesses and the demand for express delivery services has also increased. In order to meet market demand, express delivery companies continue to optimize their distribution networks and improve service quality and efficiency.

But at the same time, the e-commerce express delivery industry is also facing many challenges. For example, fierce market competition has led to frequent price wars, and some companies may sacrifice service quality in order to reduce costs. In addition, environmental pressure is also increasing, and waste from express packaging has caused a certain impact on the environment.

On the other hand, the European Commission's anti-subsidy investigation on Chinese electric vehicles will not only have a direct impact on China's electric vehicle industry, but may also have a chain reaction on the global trade pattern. From a macro perspective, this trade friction may affect the economic cooperation relationship between China and Europe, and then have an indirect impact on multiple industries including e-commerce and express delivery.

On the one hand, if the Sino-EU trade relations become tense, it may lead to an increase in trade barriers and tariffs, which will increase the cost of cross-border e-commerce and affect the cross-border business of e-commerce express delivery. For e-commerce platforms that rely on imported goods, the supply and price of goods may fluctuate, which in turn affects consumers' purchasing intentions and consumption behaviors.

On the other hand, trade frictions may affect market confidence and the investment environment. If companies feel uncertain about the prospects of China-EU trade, they may reduce investment and expansion plans in related fields. For growing e-commerce express delivery companies, this may limit their pace of expanding into the international market and affect their global layout.

However, we cannot ignore the development potential and coping ability of the e-commerce express delivery industry. In the face of external challenges, e-commerce express delivery companies can improve their competitiveness by strengthening technological innovation, improving service quality, and optimizing operational management. For example, they can use big data and artificial intelligence technologies to optimize delivery routes and improve delivery efficiency; and develop environmentally friendly and degradable express packaging materials to reduce the impact on the environment.

At the same time, the government and industry associations can also play an active role, strengthen communication and cooperation with international organizations and other countries, and promote the establishment of fair, transparent and open trade rules and market environment. By strengthening trade negotiations and resolving trade frictions, favorable external conditions can be created for the development of the e-commerce express delivery industry.

In short, the relationship between the e-commerce and express delivery industry and the China-EU trade situation is intricate. Although the European Commission's anti-subsidy investigation on Chinese electric vehicles seems to have little direct connection with the e-commerce and express delivery industry, in a globalized economic system, any changes in trade policies may have ripple effects and affect various related industries. The e-commerce and express delivery industry needs to pay close attention to changes in the international situation, actively respond to challenges, seize opportunities, and achieve sustainable development.