A Company Is Using AWS Organizations with Two AWS Accounts

A company is using AWS Organizations with two AWS accounts: Logistics and Sales. The Logistics account operates an Amazon Redshift cluster. The Sales account includes Amazon EC2 instances. The Sales account needs to access the Logistics account's Amazon Redshift cluster. What should a solutions architect recommend to meet this requirement MOST cost-effectively?

A) Set up VPC sharing with the Logistics account as the owner and the Sales account as the participant to transfer the data.
B) Create an AWS Lambda function in the Logistics account to transfer data to the Amazon EC2 instances in the Sales account.
C) Create a snapshot of the Amazon Redshift cluster, and share the snapshot with the Sales account. In the Sales account, restore the cluster by using the snapshot ID that is shared by the Logistics account.
D) Run COPY commands to load data from Amazon Redshift into Amazon S3 buckets in the Logistics account. Grant permissions to the Sales account to access the S3 buckets of the Logistics account.