The State Administration for Market Regulation and five other departments have released the "Key Work Plan for Modern Logistics Standardization (2025-2027)".

On December 31st, the State Administration for Market Regulation and five other departments issued the "Key Work Plan for Modern Logistics Standardization (2025-2027)", which includes improving the high-quality design and evaluation standards for logistics infrastructure. This involves researching and formulating national standards for the planning, design, and evaluation of logistics facilities such as national logistics hubs, comprehensive freight hubs, logistics parks, postal express nodes, and storage and distribution centers. It also includes revising standards related to the operation of logistics centers, food cold chain distribution centers, and developing a series of standards for highway freight supporting facilities. Additionally, research will be conducted on the development of data exchange and operational service standards to meet the needs of the intelligent charging and battery exchange service network for electric heavy trucks in trunkline freight operations. Source: Official website of the State Administration for Market Regulation. Editor: Xu Wenqiang, GMTEight.