Various regions continue to promote the layout of logistics stations at the county, township, and village levels, integrate the dispersed transportation capacity of express delivery, agricultural materials, and agricultural and sideline products, and build comprehensive logistics distribution centers at the county level. By coordinating delivery schedules and sharing transportation vehicles, we can improve the practical problems of scattered rural logistics routes, high empty load rates, and unstable delivery times.

A comprehensive urban-rural logistics network helps to promote the upward movement of agricultural products and the downward movement of industrial products. Fresh agricultural and sideline products are quickly transported to urban consumer markets through logistics channels, while agricultural materials and daily necessities are orderly transported to rural areas. Next, various regions will continue to optimize their network layout, promote balanced development of urban and rural logistics services, and empower the development of rural industries.