Taking a cue from Taiwanese farmers


Lee (in yellow shirt) after a briefing by Miri Planters Association. — STEPHEN THEN/The Star

MIRI: A number of semi-rural fruit and vegetable farmers here who have ventured into cyberspace to market their products online are getting five times more business and income than before.

Their “fruitful” online ventures are beyond expectations.

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