The relationship between modern logistics and container transportation and its development trend.

The relationship between modern logistics and container transportation: Modern logistics is one of the most promising industries in 2 1 century. Many transportation, storage and transportation enterprises in China have explored modern logistics in theory and practice, and modern logistics has gradually become the driving force for China's economic development. However, due to the particularity of China Railway, some theories and methods are only academic and lack maneuverability. Railway departments should start with container transportation business, establish modern railway logistics business in an all-round way, and make forward-looking exploration and thinking according to the actual situation of railway container transportation, and promote the development of China railway container transportation to modern logistics enterprises by establishing logistics centers, transforming logistics platforms, setting up distribution centers and developing e-commerce.

The development trend of modern logistics and container transportation: the international container transportation market has matured after half a century of development. With the initial formation of economic globalization, the future container transportation market will present the following development trends. At present, the containerization ratio of bulk cargo on major international routes has reached a considerable height. Bulk carriers with1.5 ~ 20,000 tons have been basically eliminated, while the container fleet has grown rapidly. Although the proportion of containerization is already high, and the rising space is limited, the future development trend of light, thin and small goods will reduce the elasticity coefficient of freight volume, but with the growth of international trade, the growth rate of trade volume will be higher than that of economy, so the total amount of goods suitable for containers will not decrease. In addition, the use of containers is expanding rapidly. For example, in the transportation of refrigerated goods, refrigerated containers have replaced refrigerated ships, and their proportion is still expanding. The proportion of tank containers of liquid chemical raw materials increased; Some traditional bulk or bare goods, such as grain and square timber, have begun to be transported in containers; Special containers for automobiles have also been launched. All these will stimulate the rapid growth of container transportation. The ship's large-scale capacity has been further improved.