Under California regulation, how must all caskets and alternative containers that are regularly offered for sale be displayed?

• A. Physically or photographically
• B. Physically and photographically
• C. Physically, photographically, and via an end/quarter panel of the product
• D. Physically, photographically, or via an end/quarter panel of the product

Answer: (A)

In California, the display rule for caskets and alternative containers allows two acceptable methods: you can show the actual item in the showroom (physically) or you can present a photograph of the item (photographically). The regulation does not require showing the product via an end/quarter panel or mandating both methods at once. This means either a physical display or a photo is sufficient to make the item visible to consumers, depending on what is feasible. The end/quarter panel of the product isn’t a mandated display method in this rule, so it isn’t required.