operates a small grill on the boardwalk in Ocean City from April 1 through September 30 each year. During the busy season, Ranya needs regular deliveries of fresh ingredients that she uses to provide menu items to her customers. Ranya contracted with ABC LLP for the three times-weekly delivery of fresh vegetables including Romaine lettuce, Beefsteak tomatoes, and Vidalia onions (20 pounds of each for each delivery), starting on April 1 and finishing September 28. The contract provided that the service would cost Ranya $1,500 per week, payable on the first delivery each week that was scheduled for Mondays. The first delivery for the season did not arrive until April 2, and the order was missing Romaine lettuce. Ranya contacted ABC and they advised that they would deliver the missing lettuce on the next order that was scheduled for delivery on April 4. That delivery was also late, but this time, Ranya was missing the onions she needed (the ones delivered were spoiled). Expecting the problem to continue, Ranya contacted a different company to supply the vegetables she needed but the weekly cost for the replacement vendor is $2,000.

In 300-400 words, discuss: using UCC § 2-612, whether Ranya can terminate the agreement with ABC and whether ABC might be liable to Ranya for damages as of April 5.