With regards to Fair Trading Act 1986, Please help me solve this question. I need the answer urgent. Thanks

QUESTION 4 Ken owns a commercial egg farm known as "KEN Egg Farm". The farm produces both standard grade eggs and free-range eggs. Eggs from the farm are sold to wholesalers throughout New Zealand. FR Fresh Eggs Ltd is a wholesaler in Christchurch which purchases eggs from Ken and supplies them to supermarkets. There has been a significant increase in the popularity of free-range eggs recently and Ken has experienced difficulty to meet the demand for free-range eggs. Last month, FR Fresh Eggs Lid ordered 100 trays of free-range eggs from Ken. The eggs were duly delivered and each tray, which was packed with 30 eggs, was labelled "Free-range eggs. Produced by KEN Egg Farm" and priced at $15 per tray. FR Fresh Eggs Ltd paid the price as labelled. In fact, due to the shortage of free-range eggs, Ken had mixed the eggs in the trays with some standard grade eggs. The price of an assorted tray (mixture of free-range and standard grade eggs) is $10.00 per tray. FR Fresh Eggs Lid was not aware of what Ken had done. YOU ARE REQUIRED to discuss, with reference to relevant legislation and case law, the offences which Ken might have committed under the Fair Trading Act 1986 (the Act) and the penalties for the offences under the Act. There is no question that Ken's conduct was false, deceptive and/or misleading. Assume that the defences under s 44 of the Act do not apply to Ken. Do not discuss contract and common law liability in your answer. TOTAL: 25 MARKS