How many difficulties will there be in the new national standard of express delivery?

1, positive: some enterprises have carried out green packaging.

Greening is the top priority of the new version of the GB. Jin Jinghua, director of the Department of Policy and Law of the State Postal Office, once said that it may be insignificant to save some materials per unit product, but it is of great and practical significance to put it into a 40-billion-piece and expanding express industry.

At present, many express enterprises and affiliated enterprises have carried out the application of green packaging. For example, some express delivery enterprises carry out tape "slimming plan"; some express delivery enterprises set up packaging laboratories to reduce packaging filler design, research and development of cold-chain EPP cycle insulation box, can be reused more than 250 times, greatly reducing the use of disposable consumables.

Some e-commerce platforms launch green package zones and green package special events to encourage and support businesses to use biodegradable express bags and tape-free cartons; at the same time implement carton recycling projects to guide consumers to reuse express cartons; and e-commerce platforms introduce foldable plastic express boxes to replace common corrugated cartons. The plastic express box can be reused more than 1000 times, greatly reducing the use of paper materials, but also improve the use of space efficiency.

2, promotion: the new national standard must be started from the source.

Liaocheng reporter contacted a manufacturer of express packaging bags, the person in charge of Mr. Wang said that the new national standard has not yet had any impact, "but advocating the use of biodegradable materials is bound to increase production costs." It is reported that the factory's current production of packaging bags thickness of 0.05 mm, according to the new national standards, the minimum thickness of plastic film express packaging bags reduced to 0.03 mm, "the thinner the bag is bound to increase wear and tear, efficiency will be greatly reduced."

Relevant data show that traditional express bags are one-third cheaper and thicker than degradable express bags. In the absence of mandatory requirements, few businesses actively choose degradable express bags.

However, under the guidance of the new national standard, the express company has begun to choose degradable express bags, enterprises now produce degradable packaging bags must have a certain market. Mr. Wang said that the cost increase was only maintained in the use of biodegradable plastics, but the new version of the national standard on the quantitative standards of envelope cardboard materials adjusted to no less than 200 grams per square meter, so as to "slim down" while reducing the use of raw materials, indirectly reducing production costs.

Industry insiders believe that in order to truly "green" express packaging in the future, simply in the logistics of express delivery industry is far from enough. "As long as the'green environmental protection'can go through, the future recommended standards can be forced to transition, then from the logistics express, to packaging production, and then to the source of raw materials can achieve the'New edition of national standards', packaging materials caused by environmental protection problems this global pain point will be solved."