After the aftermath of the tragedy involving fire in garment factories in Bangladesh, Walmart implemented a "zero-tolerance policy." The Workers Rights Consortium, International Labor Organization and other groups monitoring labor issues are stepping up pressure on the companies that participate in the global garment supply chain due to the following reasons, except:
A) retailers pay lip service to concerns about factory safety.
B) retailers continue to focus on low prices.
C) those auditing facilities are audited by BSCI's qualified engineers.
D) the buyers and consumer are willing to pay more for garments.
E) retailers do not provide funds for fire safety training.
Answer: C) those auditing facilities are audited by BSCI's qualified engineers.