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The air express industry has extremely high requirements for timeliness and quality assurance. After the discharge of nuclear waste water into the sea, some countries and regions have strengthened the inspection and supervision of goods from Japan, which undoubtedly increases the transportation time and cost of air express.

In order to cope with this situation, air express companies have to adjust their transportation strategies. On the one hand, they strengthen communication and cooperation with relevant departments to ensure that the goods can pass the inspection smoothly; on the other hand, they optimize the transportation routes and try to avoid areas that may be subject to strict supervision.

In addition, consumers’ trust in products from Japan has also dropped significantly. The market demand that originally relied on Japanese goods has changed, which has led to adjustments in the volume and direction of air express transportation.

Under this situation, the air express industry needs to continue to innovate and improve to adapt to the new market environment. For example, it needs to increase the transportation of high-quality goods to other countries and regions, expand the business scope, improve service quality, and enhance customer satisfaction and loyalty.

At the same time, the nuclear wastewater incident has also prompted the entire logistics industry to pay more attention to environmental protection and sustainable development. Air express companies have begun to think about how to reduce carbon emissions and reduce the impact on the environment. They are actively adopting more advanced aircraft and fuel technologies to improve energy efficiency.

In short, the first anniversary of the discharge of nuclear wastewater into the sea has not only had a direct impact on the transportation of Japanese aquatic products, but also brought many challenges and opportunities to the air express industry. Only by actively responding, continuously optimizing and innovating can enterprises in the industry gain a foothold and develop in the changing market environment.