China’s logistics index climbs to 50.6% in June 2026

China’s logistics sector remained in expansion in June 2026, with the logistics business activity index rising to 50.6 per cent, up 0.3 percentage points from May, according to data released by the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing.Of the 12 sub-indices tracked, nine stayed above the boom-and-bust line, while the business volume index and the new orders index both posted consecutive month-on-month gains, as per the data.

China’s logistics business activity index rose to 50.6 per cent in June 2026, up 0.3 percentage points from May.
Nine of 12 sub-indices stayed above the boom-and-bust line, while business volume and new orders rose for another month.
Stable consumer logistics and stronger manufacturing demand matter for sourcing, wholesale, retail-chain and supermarket supply planning.

The federation said manufacturing logistics demand in China continued to move steadily upward, with support from sectors including electronic and mechanical equipment, telecommunications equipment, transportation equipment and energy-saving home appliances.

Consumer-related logistics demand was also stable in June, as holiday spending lifted activity across wholesale trade, retail chains and supermarkets.

The latest readings provide sourcing and supply-chain teams with a current signal on China’s logistics conditions, particularly for order planning, wholesale distribution and retail replenishment linked to the country’s manufacturing and consumer-goods channels.

For textile and apparel exporters, importers, manufacturers and retail sourcing teams using China-linked supply chains, the data indicates a firmer operating environment for domestic logistics.

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