Every casket's brand name, model name and model number must be indicated if the manufacturer assigns it to the item.

• A. False
• B. True
• C. It is optional for some manufacturers
• D. It must be included only if requested by the purchaser

Answer: (B)

When a manufacturer assigns a brand name, model name, or model number to a casket, that identifying information should be clearly shown on the item and its sale documentation. This precise identification ensures the purchaser knows exactly which product is being bought, making it possible to order the same item again from the supplier and to verify pricing and warranties. It also protects against mix-ups between similar-looking models and supports truthful advertising and disclosure requirements in funeral commerce. Leaving these identifiers off can lead to confusion, misrepresentation, and disputes over what was delivered. Because of that, indicating the manufacturer’s brand and model information is standard practice and not contingent on the purchaser’s request or optional for some manufacturers. In practice, you’ll typically see the brand, model name, and model number on the product tag, invoice, and price list.