2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao·2026-02-08 06:40Core Viewpoint - The recent "express delivery suspension" trending on social media has caused public anxiety, prompting multiple express delivery companies to announce their service arrangements during the Spring Festival, ensuring continued delivery services to meet holiday demand [1]. Group 1: Company Responses - China Post Express Logistics confirmed that delivery services will operate year-round, but there may be additional charges for pick-up services, with specific regulations to be announced later [1]. - JD Logistics indicated that due to peak delivery volumes, some stations may implement scheduling changes and resource adjustment fees, with a peak resource adjustment fee of 0.1 to 1.2 yuan/kg applicable from January 19 to February 23, 2026 [1]. - SF Express and Debon Express both stated that they will not suspend operations during the Spring Festival, but transportation costs will be adjusted, with SF Express planning to charge resource adjustment fees during the holiday period [1]. - YTO Express announced that from February 15 to February 23, they will ensure service continuity and network stability, with normal operations in most regions except for certain areas affected by third-party logistics or weather [2]. - Yunda Express confirmed normal operations during the Spring Festival, with potential delays of 2-3 days for intra-provincial and 4-5 days for inter-provincial deliveries [2]. - Zhongtong Express stated they will ensure customer delivery needs are met, with staffing adjustments based on local conditions, although some locations may not guarantee timely delivery [2]. - Shentong Express also confirmed normal service during the holiday, with possible adjustments to delivery fees based on local conditions [2]. Group 2: Operational Challenges - Express delivery companies warned that delivery efficiency may be impacted by limited resource allocation and extreme weather conditions during the holiday period [3].