One-Liner
Three buyer paths attempted: (1) direct to worker fails because factory management retaliation is structural — managers benefit from wage opacity; (2) BGWF or international buyers (H&M, Inditex, Walmart) fails as CSDDD-shape already killed today in painpoint flavor (COLD-t09); (3) Bangladesh Bank as regulator fails because IT procurement is centralized and closed to outside vendors. All three buyer paths blocked by structural or political barriers.
Kill Reason
Three buyer paths attempted: (1) direct to worker fails because factory management retaliation is structural — managers benefit from wage opacity; (2) BGWF or international buyers (H&M, Inditex, Walmart) fails as CSDDD-shape already killed today in painpoint flavor (COLD-t09); (3) Bangladesh Bank as regulator fails because IT procurement is centralized and closed to outside vendors. All three buyer paths blocked by structural or political barriers.
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