Express delivery, also known as express delivery or express delivery, refers to a new mode of transportation in which logistics enterprises (including freight forwarders) deliver documents or packages entrusted by users from the sender to the recipient quickly and safely through their own independent networks or in the form of joint ventures (i.e. networking). From the economic perspective, express delivery is a branch of the logistics industry.
Express delivery is divided into broad sense and narrow sense. Express delivery in a broad sense refers to the express delivery of any goods (including bulk express); In a narrow sense, express delivery refers to the emergency delivery service of business documents and small pieces. In terms of service standards, express delivery generally refers to the express delivery service completed within 48 hours. In terms of service standards, express delivery generally refers to the express delivery service completed within 48 hours.
In the process of continuous development, letter express mainly dealing with documents, materials, drawings and trade documents and goods express mainly dealing with samples, high value-added items, social activities gifts and high-end household items have gradually formed. These two methods are developed at the same time, but small-scale express delivery companies have different business priorities because of their limited capabilities.