The logistics mode under supply chain management can be summarized as the following modes.

1, traditional logistics mode: refers to the traditional logistics mode of goods from producers to consumers, focusing on the transportation and distribution from suppliers to manufacturers to sellers or retailers.

2. Modern logistics mode: In addition to traditional logistics transportation and distribution, it also includes the application of modern logistics technology and information technology. For example, the use of Internet of Things, big data, cloud computing and other technologies to finely manage the supply chain.

3. Global logistics mode: allocate resources around the world and optimize the integration of supply chain by means of internationalization and cross-border trade.

4. Reverse logistics mode: refers to reverse logistics activities such as product return and recycling. This model mainly focuses on the return and disposal of products and the recycling of packaging materials.

5. Green logistics mode refers to reducing environmental pollution and energy waste while ensuring logistics efficiency. Green logistics can be achieved by improving logistics efficiency, reducing empty container rate and return rate, and promoting green packaging.

It should be noted that the above logistics modes are not independent of each other, and there are also many intersections and integrations between them. In practice, only by choosing the most suitable logistics mode according to the specific situation can we maximize operational efficiency, reduce costs and ensure the interests and rights of both the supply and demand sides.