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Nowadays, the concept of green trade has gradually gained popularity. It has prompted companies to pay more attention to environmental protection and sustainable development in cross-border operations. In the logistics sector, this concept has promoted the optimization of transportation methods, reduced energy consumption, and reduced carbon emissions. For example, more companies choose to use electric vehicles for short-distance delivery, or use large cargo ships powered by clean energy for ocean transportation.

For cross-border express delivery business, the impact of green trade is also significant. In the past, in pursuit of speed and efficiency, environmental costs may be ignored. However, driven by green trade, companies have begun to re-examine the choice of express packaging materials. The use of degradable and recyclable packaging materials not only reduces pollution to the environment, but also improves the social image of the company.

In addition, green trade has also promoted the informatization and intelligent development of cross-border logistics. Through big data, the Internet of Things and other technical means, enterprises can plan transportation routes more accurately, improve the efficiency of goods distribution, and reduce unnecessary waste of resources. For example, the intelligent warehousing system can automatically allocate goods according to order requirements, reducing inventory backlogs and logistics turnover time.

The rise of the green trade concept has also brought new market opportunities to cross-border logistics companies. Companies that actively practice green development are more likely to gain recognition and favor from the international market. Consumers' increasing demand for environmentally friendly products and services has prompted companies to increase their investment in green logistics to meet market demand.

However, green trade also faces some challenges in promoting the development of cross-border logistics. The cost of technological innovation is high, which may be unaffordable for some small and medium-sized enterprises. At the same time, there are differences in environmental protection standards and policies in different countries and regions, which increases the difficulty of cross-border operations for enterprises. In addition, the development of green logistics requires the cooperation of all parties, including the government, enterprises, social organizations, etc., but the communication and coordination mechanism between the parties is not yet perfect.

Despite many challenges, the opportunities that green trade brings to cross-border logistics far outweigh the difficulties. In the future, with the continuous advancement of technology and the strengthening of cooperation among all parties, cross-border logistics will achieve more efficient and sustainable development under the guidance of green trade, and make greater contributions to global economic growth and environmental protection.