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For the first time, Tesco,  one of the largest retailers in the world, opened the doors to its factory in Bangladesh.   ITV News visited a production center said to be ethically run. It manufactures many of the 40 million garments made in Bangladesh every year for the supermarket giant Tesco. ITV’s Laura Kuennsberg reports.May 22, 2013

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