What do you do with the packaging bags after receiving the express delivery?

In recent years, online shopping has gradually become a part of everyone's life. At the same time, with the rapid development of the express delivery industry, the amount of express delivery waste is increasing at an astonishing rate every year.
Recently, a report has gone viral online that a Beijing online store selling mother and baby products uses nearly 20000 meters of tape packaging every month to receive praise from buyers for its "tight packaging". The large amount of garbage generated by express packaging has attracted attention.
How do you handle express packaging for the "chop hands tribe"?
The development of express delivery services,
Bringing an astonishing amount of express delivery waste
According to data from the post office, the total volume of express delivery services in China last year was 20.67 billion, an annual increase of 48%.
With the development of online shopping and the rapid growth of the express delivery industry, a large amount of accumulated garbage has also become a problem.
There are many packaging materials, but most courier companies or e-commerce platforms do not have recycling plans. The adhesive tape and foam used for express delivery are often not even used by the waste collector, and can only be thrown away directly. For express delivery companies, the profit margin for recycling second-hand cardboard boxes is very thin, and they usually do not spend manpower and material resources on recycling.
Experts have called for the use of recyclable and easily biodegradable materials for express packaging, and encourage users to reuse packaging materials.
How many express bags can be produced in a day? A Zhongtong Express deliveryman in charge of the Taiping Street block told reporters that he sends out more than ten parcels from his hands every day, and about 150 parcels are delivered out every day. According to his rough estimate, just one company, Zhongtong Express, can handle up to 10000 parcels in and out of Wenling in a day.
Such a large amount of express waste can be imagined.