Highland agricultural products become a "gold mine" of income thanks to the application of digital technology

From livestream sessions with thousands of views to digital agricultural maps, technology is opening up opportunities to turn highland specialties into "gold mines" of income, creating a sustainable source of income for ethnic minorities.

Star anise tea of ​​Tay ethnic traders in Lang Son, Seng Cu Lao Cai rice of Mong, Thai, Red Dao, Nung ethnic groups, along with many specialties of the Northern Midlands and Mountains were displayed within the framework of "Agricultural Products Week 2025" organized by the Ministry of Industry and Trade , taking place for 2 days, October 24-25, 2025, at the Exhibition House, 45 Trang Tien, Hoan Kiem Ward, Hanoi.

The exhibition space is designed as a miniature picture of the richness and diversity of Vietnamese agricultural products, from fresh vegetables and fruits, seafood, processed products to specialties with bold regional flavors.

For ethnic minority traders, the journey of bringing highland agricultural products to the heart of the city has the strong support of digital technology platforms. Through livestream sessions on Facebook and Tiktok, people can promote local specialties to all parts of the country.

Thanks to technology, “No one is left behind” in the economy has been and is being realized every day. People in the highlands will have a stable income. And consumers nationwide have more “doors” to access “Made in Vietnam” products of especially high quality./.

(Vietnam+)

Source: https://www.vietnamplus.vn/nong-san-vung-cao-thanh-mo-vang-thu-nhap-nho-ung-dung-cong-nghe-so-post1072844.vnp