Will Save this response. Question 3 of 13 Question 3 4 points Save A Trillium Pride Corp. (Trillium") is a major producer of snacks, based in the Niagara Region. Demand for the company's signature products, including dried apple slices and dried peach slices has been growing throughout the world. Recently. Trillium agreed to ship 5000 of the 300g packages of its dried fruit mix to an importer based in Cork, Ireland. The contract was signed in January of this year and Trillium agreed that the dried fruit would arrive in Ireland no later than April 30, 2020. The contract specified that the dried fruit would be packaged in clear plastic containers, with stickers that featured the name of the importer's shop ("Lucky Foods) and its distinctive logo (a map of Ireland being bathed in light by a smiling sun Trillium shipped the 5000 packages of dried fruit and it arrived in Ireland on April 22.2020. However, due to the environmental concerns associated with single use plastics. Trillium was unable to source the clear plastic containers and instead, packaged the dried fruit in brown paper bags that were lined with plastic (the product is visible through a small. clear plastic window.) Rather than use the stickers, Trillium had the Lucky Foods name and logo printed on the bags. Lucky Foods is unhappy and very disappointed with the packagindThey would like to know: Does the packaging raise a legal issue? What rights does Lucky Foods have in the circumstances? Anal 3 (120) TE