China's express delivery volume surpassed 100 billion parcels by Wednesday, demonstrating sustained growth in both the industry and consumer market in the country.
China reaches this volume again 35 days earlier than in 2024, according to the State Post Bureau, marking the fifth consecutive year that it has exceeded 100 billion parcels.
The sector now owns over 400 logistics parks, nearly 3,000 distribution centers, and 413,000 service outlets, establishing a nationwide delivery network enhanced by high-speed railway, highways, and airports.
Currently, logistics infrastructure also extends into remote and rural areas. There are over 1,200 county-level public delivery service centers and over 300,000 village logistics stations across China, forming a robust rural delivery system that fuels new growth.
"The faster surpassing 100 billion parcels this year highlights the continuous expansion of China's consumer market, driving rapid growth in express delivery volume. Leveraging convergence of information flow, capital flow, and physical goods flow, the postal and express industry enables efficient circulation of all factors across production, distribution, circulation, and consumption," said Liu Jiang, director of the department for strategic planning and studies of the Development and Research Center under the State Post Bureau.
China's express delivery hits 100 bln parcels so far this year
China's express delivery hits 100 bln parcels so far this year
