George at Asda remains committed to Bangladesh

By Petah Marian | 21 February 2013

The UK-based George at Asda clothing brand remains committed to sourcing in Bangladesh, even though at least 112 workers were killed in a factory fire last year while illegally subcontracted to produce clothing for parent company Wal-Mart.

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