国家邮政局：“十四五”时期快递包装绿色化、减量化、可循环水平持续提升

Core Viewpoint - The State Post Bureau of China reported significant advancements in the green and low-carbon development of the postal industry during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, focusing on sustainable practices in express packaging [2][3]. Group 1: Green Development Achievements - The entire industry has achieved near-complete coverage of electronic waybills and reusable transit bags, with a packaging standardization rate of 86% [3][4]. - There has been a reduction of over 50% in the number of layers of packaging boxes and the thickness of packaging bags, along with a 25% reduction in tape width [3][4]. - Smart packing algorithms have led to a nearly 20% reduction in material consumption, and the proportion of reusable packaging in same-city express deliveries has reached 10% [3][4]. - Over 800 million recycled and reused boxes are reported annually [3][4]. Group 2: Regulatory and Policy Framework - The postal industry has developed a comprehensive regulatory framework, including 3 laws, 15 standards, and 9 policies that align with green principles [4]. - The system features a complementary relationship between laws and regulations, national and industry standards, and coordination between central and local policies [4]. Group 3: Technological Innovations and Infrastructure - The industry has seen the emergence of new technologies and recycling scenarios, with applications of lightweight tape and reduced-size waybills becoming widespread [4][5]. - The total area of photovoltaic installations across the industry is 4.48 million square meters, with over 4,300 high-speed security machines and more than 1,000 green distribution centers [4][5]. - The number of new energy and clean energy vehicles has exceeded 75,000 [4][5]. Group 4: Future Directions - The postal industry aims to continue its green transformation by leveraging technology and optimizing models, focusing on carbon reduction across all logistics stages [5][6]. - Future efforts will include enhancing collaboration across the supply chain, promoting green buildings, smart devices, and integrated carbon reduction strategies [5][6].