Should shoppers know where our clothes are made?

The World | Apr 24, 2014
Thursday marks the first anniversary of the collapse of the Rana Plaza garment factory collapse in Bangladesh. More than a thousand workers lost their lives. We sent The World's Jason Margolis down to Boston's premiere shopping area to find out if consumers here have changed their clothes-buying habits because of the disaster in Bangladesh.

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