The granary of Beirut port in Lebanon partially collapsed, and the local food crisis will not be ushered in. One is the partial collapse of granary knowledge, the other is that there is still a certain amount of storage in China, the third is that external grain can actively strengthen imports, and the third is that local grain is also in the harvest period. It needs to be analyzed from the following four aspects: the partial collapse of the granary in Beirut port, Lebanon, will lead to a local food crisis.

First, the granary knowledge part collapsed?

The first is the partial collapse of the granary, which is only due to the partial collapse of the granary, and most of the granaries have not collapsed, so there is still a large amount of food to ensure supply, and the Lebanese people do not need to worry.

Second, China still has a certain amount of storage?

Secondly, there is still a certain amount of storage in China. For China, there is still a certain reserve in time, which will enable the country to actively strengthen the supply in the market when facing some food crises, which is conducive to strengthening Lebanese stability.

Third, external grain can be actively imported?

In addition, external food can be actively imported, and external food can be exported because it can make Lebanon in a safe state and make their food have an adequate guarantee.

Fourth, there is also local grain at the harvest time?

In addition, there are local cereals in the harvest period, and there are some rice and wheat waiting to be harvested in Lebanon, which is very beneficial to them, which can enhance Lebanon's domestic development and give Lebanon a stronger development momentum.

Matters needing attention in Lebanon:

We should strengthen multi-channel cooperation, ensure domestic grain supply, actively strengthen domestic grain production, and at the same time strengthen domestic grain reserves in case of emergency and strengthen domestic development.