; and (B) administrative costs in accordance with paragraph (4). (3) Management and cleanup costs (A) In general A fee under paragraph (1) shall include, with respect to a responsible party, the costs of management (which shall include collecting, transporting, processing, recycling, and composting) or cleaning up the covered products or beverage containers of the responsible party after consumer use through the applicable Program, including administrative costs. (B) Considerations In determining the costs of management and cleanup described in subparagraph (A) with respect to a responsible party, an Organization shall, at a minimum, take into account— (i) the cost to properly manage the applicable category of covered product or beverage container waste; (ii) the cost to assist in cleaning up the covered product or beverage container waste of the responsible party from— (I) public places; (II) freshwater and marine environments, to the extent that cleanup can be accomplished without harming the existing marine life and intact ecosystems; and (III) materials in compost facilities or other facilities handling organic wastes; (iii) to the extent that cleanup of the covered products or beverage containers from freshwater and marine environments cannot be accomplished without harming the existing freshwater and marine life and intact ecosystems, the cost of other appropriate mitigation measures; (iv) the higher cost of managing covered products that— (I) bond materials together, making the covered product more difficult to recycle, such as plastic bonded with paper or metal; (II) would typically be recyclable or compostable, but, as a consequence of the design of the covered product, has the effect of disrupting recycling or composting processes; (III) includes labels, inks, liners, and adhesives containing heavy metals or other toxic substances; or (IV) cannot be mechanically recycled; (v) the lower cost of managing— (I) beverage containers that have— (aa) nondetachable caps