Grant, the owner and operator of Grant's Grocery, contracted to purchase 100 pallets of bananas from Tropical Grove Plantation. Instead of sending bananas, Tropical Grove shipped 100 pallets of mangos to Grant. Grant rejected the shipment. Which of the following is true in regard to the duties and rights of the parties?

Multiple Choice

• Grant's Grocery must accept the shipment if Tropical Grove Plantation can establish that it was impossible to supply bananas because of unavoidable growing conditions.
• Grant's Grocery may, but is not required, to toss the mangos in the trash and owes no duty to Tropical Grove Plantation. If, however, Grant's Grocery desires, it may attempt to sell the mangos to mitigate Tropical Grove Plantation's damages and have items available for its customers.
• Grant's Grocery must make a reasonable effort to sell the mangos to mitigate Tropical Grove Plantation's damages.
• If Grant's Grocery sells the mangos, the grocery has accepted the shipment and has no other rights against Tropical Grove Plantation.