我国全社会物流成本稳步下降 更好服务实体经济发展

Core Insights - The logistics costs in China have been steadily decreasing for several years, reflecting an improvement in economic operational efficiency [1] - By 2025, the ratio of total social logistics costs to GDP is projected to drop to 13.9%, marking the lowest level since records began [1] Group 1: Logistics Cost Reduction - Continuous optimization of transportation structure is being promoted, with a shift from road to water and rail transport, enhancing overall transportation efficiency and reducing logistics costs [1] - The proportion of water transport cargo turnover is expected to remain above 50% by 2025, while the volume of rail-water intermodal transport has increased by over 130% year-on-year [1] Group 2: Industry Collaboration - The integration of logistics and manufacturing is leading to cost reduction and efficiency improvements, exemplified by logistics hubs in Wuhu and Foshan that connect directly with automotive and home appliance industries [1] - Currently, 181 national logistics hubs are interconnected with industrial belts and trade markets, resulting in specialized transportation services that lower overall logistics costs across the supply chain [1] Group 3: Digital Logistics Development - The development of digital logistics is accelerating efficiency improvements, with major express delivery companies achieving near-complete coverage of automated sorting centers nationwide [1] Group 4: Future Initiatives - The National Development and Reform Commission plans to systematically advance the construction and functional enhancement of national logistics hubs, promote balanced regional logistics development, and improve logistics information sharing [2] - Efforts will focus on extending logistics services along the supply chain and enhancing international logistics development to further reduce overall logistics costs and better serve the real economy [2]