On March 4th, news broke that as of March 1st, the "Regulations on the Management of the Express Delivery Market" officially came into effect.
Following the implementation of the new regulations, a delivery personnel member raised concerns, stating that excessive phone calls resulted in his phone number being blocked three times. The carrier stated that if a number is blocked five times, it will be deactivated, which is why many delivery personnel candidly admit that it's not feasible to call every recipient.
Express delivery services are integral to the daily lives of numerous citizens. Therefore, the new regulations sparked extensive discussions. Many people praised the provisions of the new regulations, believing they offer greater convenience and more choices for consumers. However, some express delivery personnel feel that the requirements of the new regulations are too stringent and will significantly increase their workload.
While most delivery personnel express support for the new regulations, some also believe that they may substantially increase the time and cost involved in delivery.
Industry insiders have stated that the implementation of the new regulations in the express delivery sector will have significant impacts on security and timeliness. The regulations clearly outline penalties for violations, which will help drive the standardized development of the express delivery industry and promote fair competition in the market.
Regarding the execution of the new regulations, some buyers stated that they would continue to opt for traditional methods, such as leaving parcels directly at courier stations. Delivery personnel expressed concerns about excessive workloads, with some considering submitting resignation letters. Meanwhile, courier stations have reported a 20% decrease in parcel volume.
With four days having passed since the implementation of the new regulations, has your parcel been delivered to your doorstep yet?
