They also sell produce directly to caterers and restaurants in the same city. Sellers agreed to sell all of their premium sweet corn, however much that might be, to the restaurant during the following summer. Payment was agreed to be due within ten days of each delivery. The parties agreed that the four deliveries weren't premium quality but that they were the standard quality sold at the farmer's market. Sellers declined to cure because they had delivered everything that was ripe.
Sellers say that buyer wrongfully rejected.
Buyer has refused to pay for those four deliveries. At the four farmers' markets, Sellers had distributed a brochure listing its types of produce and the seasonal availability of each. The grocery store did not see the brochure until after delivery. At that point, the store argued that it was entitled to a price reduction. The Sellers argued that their contract with the store didn't include the brochure contents.