Field Farm enters into a contract with Gourmet Restaurant for a sale of a certain quantity of specified vegetables. After Field ships the produce but before Gourmet receives it, the buyer declares bankruptcy. Field can stop delivery of the goods in transit
A) only if the quantity is at least 50 percent of the contract amount.
B) only if the quantity is in a single "unit."
C) only if the quantity is at least a truckload.
D) regardless of the quantity.

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According to the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), a seller may stop delivery of goods in transit if the buyer has become insolvent or declared bankruptcy, regardless of the quantity or unit. Therefore, Field can stop delivery of the goods in transit regardless of the quantity.

Field Farm Enters into a Contract with Gourmet Restaurant for a Sale