Bangladesh is a country in south Asia where the availability of low-cost labor has resulted in many local garment companies working as subcontractors for prominent global brands. Due to lax or non-existent safety codes, recent tragedies have occurred killing more than 1,200 workers, such as buildings collapsing while workers were locked inside. Which of the following has NOT been viewed as an acceptable response from those brands who have benefitted from the low-cost products? Group of answer choices GAP and Walmart initiating agreements with US retail trade groups to demand reforms to improve workers' conditions in Bangledesh. Walmart denying any responsibility because their suppliers had hired sub-contractors without their knowledge. H&M and Tesco agreeing to pay for fire safety and building improvements. Companies being pressured by NGOs to take responsibility for conditions throughout their supply chain, including their suppliers' sub-contractors