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A bakery agreed to buy "all flour required for Bakery's downtown store, estimated at 1,000 bags per month," from a mill. The bakery later demanded 5,000 bags for a new wholesale business it had not operated when the contract was signed.
Which statement best describes the quantity limit?

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The contract fails because a requirements term can never satisfy the quantity requirement. The buyer may demand any quantity it wants because requirements contracts have no quantity limit. The buyer's requirements must be measured by good faith and may not be unreasonably disproportionate to a stated estimate. The buyer's demand is valid only if market prices have fallen.

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