Please answer the 2nd part of the question (bolded).

FT is a leading commodity trading company headquartered in Singapore.

SL is a company that processes, packs and sells soybeans from over 20 farms across Australia.

FT purchased 100 metric tons of Australian grown non-GMO (non-Genetically Modified) soybeans from SL. The purchase was made under a CIF contract, goods to be shipped to Hong Kong from Port Kembla, New South Wales, Australia, latest date of shipment, March 15, 2018.

When the goods arrived in Hong Kong, the soybeans were tested by a laboratory in Hong Kong and found to be genetically modified soybeans. FT promptly emailed the laboratory results to SL, complaining of the non-conformity.

Question 2 -

1. Does the UN Convention on the International Sale of Goods (CISG) apply to FTs contract with SL? Would your analysis change if the goods were electrical irons?