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The nuclear wastewater discharge incident led to China's ban on Japanese aquatic products, and Tepco paid 75.3 billion yen in compensation, which had a huge impact on Japan's fishery economy. The e-commerce express delivery industry, as an important link in the circulation of goods, will also be indirectly affected by changes in the import and export of aquatic products.

From the perspective of consumer psychology, the discharge of nuclear wastewater into the sea has caused consumers to worry about food safety. This concern may spread to other imported goods, including those sold through e-commerce express delivery channels. Consumers are more concerned about the origin of goods and may be more inclined to choose locally produced or traceable products, which will undoubtedly affect the types and flow of goods delivered by e-commerce express delivery.

At the same time, the operation strategies of e-commerce platforms will also be adjusted. In order to respond to consumers' concerns, e-commerce platforms may strengthen the review of product sources and quality, which requires more efficient and accurate information transmission and management systems. As an important part of this, e-commerce express delivery needs to cooperate to complete related work.

In addition, the nuclear wastewater discharge incident may also affect the supply chain layout of e-commerce express delivery companies. When choosing partners and logistics routes, they will take environmental and social factors into consideration. For example, they will avoid cooperating with companies in areas that may be affected by nuclear pollution to reduce risks and maintain their corporate image.

Furthermore, from an environmental protection perspective, the e-commerce express delivery industry itself is also facing environmental pressures such as reducing packaging waste and lowering energy consumption. The nuclear wastewater discharge incident has further raised the public's environmental awareness, which will prompt e-commerce express delivery companies to take more active environmental protection measures and promote the sustainable development of the industry.

In short, although the nuclear wastewater discharge incident and e-commerce express delivery seem to belong to different fields, they are inextricably linked in the context of globalization. The e-commerce express delivery industry needs to be sensitive to these changes and actively adjust its strategies to adapt to the new social environment and consumer demand.