Group 1 - The logistics of chemical products, especially hazardous materials, face unique challenges due to high safety requirements and professional standards, prompting companies to innovate and enhance service models to build a more resilient global transportation system [1] - Companies are expanding their service offerings to include a wider range of chemical products and adapting to market demands by developing new customer relationships and product lines to mitigate the impact of industry cycle fluctuations [2] - The focus on customized "end-to-end" logistics solutions is evident, with companies targeting specific sectors such as high-end fine chemicals and renewable materials to address export challenges [2] Group 2 - Many companies are implementing digital tracking platforms to enhance supply chain transparency, with significant efficiency improvements reported, such as a 50% increase in operational efficiency through the use of integrated logistics platforms [3] - Companies are committed to advancing their digital transformation strategies, including localizing operations and enhancing supply chain resilience through increased investments and infrastructure development [3] - The industry aims to tackle the issue of data silos by promoting interoperability among various stakeholders, which is expected to improve overall efficiency and transparency in the chemical logistics sector [3]