Original title: Xinjiang's participation in the "package mail" district, Aksu City, has seen a significant increase in express delivery

With many express enterprises and e-commerce platforms gradually implementing the package mail plan in Xinjiang, more than ten million goods have been delivered, and the number of express deliveries in Aksu has also increased significantly.

At present, the home pages of e-commerce platforms such as Taobao and Pinduoduo have opened the "Xinjiang Baoyou" channel, which includes clothing, FMCG, food, and Jiaqing department stores. Daily necessities as low as a few yuan and mobile appliances as high as thousands of yuan all support free Baoyou.

Liu Wenjing, a citizen, said, "In the past, when we bought things online, many goods had freight. Once we saw that there was freight, we didn't want to buy them. Now after Xinjiang parcel post, including our cosmetics, clothes and daily necessities, it is very cost-effective and worry free, bringing us a lot of convenience."

Recently, in the Wenhua Road Investment Department of Dongcheng District, Aksu City, we can see that large and small express packages are stacked in the warehouse, and the staff are busy and orderly unloading, sorting, handling express mail, and delivering the express to customers in time.

"Since Xinjiang joined the parcel post area, the number of parcels per day has increased significantly, from 160 to more than 200 per person per day. At the same time, we have also made every effort to do a good job in Xinjiang 'parcel post' to ensure accessibility and effectively meet the needs of mass mailing by increasing delivery staff, vehicles and venues." Hu Yang, manager of Wenhua Road Investment Department, Dongcheng District, Aksu City Branch, China Post Group Co., Ltd., said.

It has been more than two months since the implementation of Xinjiang's package mail policy. Users are enthusiastic about online shopping, and their consumption potential continues to release, which also brings new opportunities for Aksu's e-commerce and express enterprises. Since March, e-commerce platforms and express enterprises have joined hands to speed up the pace of "package mail" in Xinjiang.

Gulimige Elken, a person in charge of an e-commerce company, said: "We mainly sell dried fruits, and the delivery cost was relatively high before. Now we cooperate with the express company, and the delivery postage has been reduced, which brings consumers a more convenient and high-quality online shopping experience, and the number of orders has also increased significantly."

The center of Aksu postal area is equipped with express distribution center, transfer center, storage base, passenger and cargo parking spaces, etc., which can read package information through "six side scanner" and "RFID receiver", and enable automatic sorting of packages by automatic wheel, arriving at the corresponding area for loading and shipping, which not only saves labor costs, but also greatly improves the sorting efficiency. Aksu has also played a positive role in expanding the production and marketing channels of agricultural products, helping farmers to become rich and increase their income, and stimulating economic development by constantly replenishing and weaving the express network in southern Xinjiang.

"With the launch of Xinjiang's' package mail 'policy, we actively optimize the logistics network, including establishing or upgrading regional distribution centers, adding logistics nodes in key towns, significantly shortening the delivery time and distance, cooperating with local merchants and convenience stores to set up express delivery points, taking advantage of existing infrastructure and geographical advantages, significantly improving delivery efficiency, and strengthening data Analysis to predict the express demand of each township, realize the accurate allocation of resources, constantly adjust and improve the service process, improve the service quality, and meet the diverse needs of residents. " Li Huashan, Manager of the Postal Center of China Post Group Aksu Branch, said. (Wang Xu, Chen Xiangping)