It means that the seller chooses logistics instead of express delivery as the mode of transportation for delivery. The difference between logistics and express delivery:

For large-volume goods, logistics is generally suitable, while express delivery is more suitable for small items.

Express delivery services are mainly for individuals, while logistics services are generally for enterprises. For example, when shopping online, we generally use express delivery, but if it is an enterprise that needs to deliver a large number of goods at one time, then logistics services are needed.

Comparatively speaking, express delivery costs are more expensive, while logistics costs are cheaper. This is determined by two different service contents. If a box of mineral water is delivered by express delivery, then it is obvious that the express delivery fee alone is almost the same as the cost.

Logistics charges by volume, while express delivery generally charges by weight.

Express delivery generally delivers goods to the door, while logistics generally does not deliver goods directly to the door. They generally deliver the goods to the destination area and then the customer picks them up.

Generally speaking, express delivery is faster, while logistics delivery is slower. Because express delivery is connected to the national network, as long as the goods are received, they will be sent according to the established process, while logistics generally needs to wait until the goods reach a certain amount before delivery.

Each item delivered by express delivery has a courier number, and the current delivery status of the item can be checked online according to the number, while logistics does not have a courier number, and of course it cannot be checked online.

Large express delivery companies have many service outlets across the country. Every province, every city, every county, and even every township has its own company outlets, while logistics companies do not have so many outlets. They generally only set up outlets in larger areas.

Extended information:

The concept of logistics was first formed in the United States in the 1930s, and originally meant "physical distribution" or "goods distribution".

It was introduced to Japan in 1963, and the Japanese meaning is "circulation of things."

After the 1970s, the Japanese word "logistics" gradually replaced "circulation of things".

The Chinese word "logistics" is a foreign word introduced from Japanese materials, which originated from the translation of the word "logistics" in Japanese materials.

The Chinese logistics terminology standard defines logistics as: Logistics is the process of organically combining functions such as transportation, storage, loading and unloading, packaging, circulation processing, distribution, and information processing to meet user requirements during the physical flow of goods from the supply point to the receiving point according to actual needs.

Logistics English name: logistics Definition: A part of the supply chain activities, which is the process of planning, implementing and controlling the efficient and low-cost flow and storage of goods, services and related information from the place of production to the place of consumption in order to meet customer needs.

Logistics: With warehousing as the center, it promotes the synchronization of production and market.

Logistics Management refers to the planning, organization, command, coordination, control and supervision of logistics activities in the process of social production, based on the laws of the flow of material entities, and the application of basic management principles and scientific methods, so as to achieve the best coordination and cooperation of various logistics activities, reduce logistics costs, and improve logistics efficiency and economic benefits. Modern logistics management is based on system theory, information theory and cybernetics.