; (iii) shall provide accessible means of communication, across all ordering platforms used by the covered retail or service establishment (such as online, mobile, and in-person), for customers to request a plastic straw; and (iv) shall keep in stock plastic straws for customers who request plastic straws. (B) Effective functional equivalents If the Administrator, in consultation with the National Council on Disability and advocates representing the disability and environmental communities, determines that an effective functional equivalent to a plastic straw that can be recycled, composted, or disposed with minimal harm to the environment has been developed— (i) subparagraph (A) shall no longer apply; and (ii) a covered retail or service establishment may not provide a plastic straw to a customer. (C) Exclusion Subparagraph (A) shall not apply to the sale of plastic straws in bulk for home or personal use. (3) Nonplastic alternatives A covered retail or service establishment may provide, distribute, or sell a reusable, compostable, or recyclable alternative to a plastic utensil or plastic straw only— (A) on request of a customer; and (B) in the case of a compostable or recyclable alternative, if composting or recycling, as applicable, for the item is provided and locally accessible. (b) Prohibition on other single-Use products (1) In general Except as provided in paragraphs (3) and (4), a covered retail or service establishment may not sell or distribute any single-use product that the Administrator determines is not recyclable or compostable and can be replaced by a reusable or refillable item. (2) Inclusions In the prohibition under paragraph (1), the Administrator shall include— (A) expanded polystyrene for use in food service products, disposable consumer coolers, or shipping packaging; (B) single-use personal care products, such as miniature bottles containing shampoo, soap, and lotion that are provided at hotels or motels; (C) noncompostable produce stickers