; and (2) shall not require removal by consumers. (d) Compatibility The Administrator shall encourage label manufacturers, in coordination with the supply chains of those manufacturers, including substrate suppliers, converters, and ink suppliers, to work with the recycling industry to address label recycling compatibility challenges. (e) Wet wipes With respect to the label described in subsection (a) for a wet wipe product— (1) in the case of a wet wipe product sold in the United States that is intended to be disposed of in the solid waste stream, the label shall include— (A) on the front of the package near the dispensing point, the statement Do Not Flush ; and (B) in high contrast font and color, a Do Not Flush moniker and symbol that is otherwise in accordance with the voluntary guidelines for labeling practices of the nonwoven fabrics industry contained in the Code of Practice of the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry and the European Disposables and Nonwovens Association, entitled Communicating Appropriate Disposal Pathways for Nonwoven Wipes to Protect Wastewater Systems , second edition, as published in April 2017; (2) in the case of a wet wipe product sold in the United States that is labeled with a claim that the product is flushable , sewer and septic safe , or any other claim that indicates that the product is intended to be disposed of in a sewer or septic system— (A) the label may include the statement flushable , sewer and septic safe , or other statement that the product is intended to be disposed of in a sewer or septic system if the product— (i) meets the performance standards for dispersibility in a sewer system or septic system established by the International Water Services Flushability Group (as in effect on the date of enactment of this subtitle); and (ii) does not contain chemicals or additives harmful to the public wastewater infrastructure