Which of the following is not regulated under local direct marketing?

State health regulations are not regulated under local direct marketing because they typically fall under broader public health and safety laws that govern food safety standards at a state or federal level. These regulations ensure that food products meet safety standards for health and hygiene, which apply regardless of the marketing method used. Local direct marketing focuses primarily on how products are sold and promoted directly to consumers, rather than on overarching health regulations that apply to all food sales.

In contrast, price setting for local produce, sales of canned foods, and marketing strategies are often more directly influenced by local market conditions and practices. These elements can be governed by local agricultural regulations, trade practices, or specific marketing provisions aimed at promoting local products. Thus, while health regulations provide essential guidelines for food safety, they are not a part of the local direct marketing framework specifically.