; and (iii) the Program includes measures to track, verify, and publicly report that covered products are managed responsibly and not reexported to other countries; and (B) take measures— (i) to promote high-quality recycling that retains material quality; (ii) to meet the necessary quality standards for the relevant facilities that manufacture new products from the collected, sorted, and reprocessed materials; and (iii) to prioritize the recycling of products and packaging into uses that achieve the greatest environmental benefits from displacing the use of virgin materials. (5) Costs A responsible party or an Organization may not charge a covered entity any amount for the cost of carrying out this subsection. (6) Effect Nothing in this subsection— (A) requires a governmental entity to provide for the collection of covered products; or (B) prohibits a governmental entity from providing for the collection of covered products. (c) Cleanup; reduction in waste A Program shall— (1) provide funding to, and coordinate with, entities that collect covered product or beverage container litter from public places or freshwater or marine environments in the United States, including Tribal land and territories; and (2) coordinate product design and Program innovations to reduce covered product or beverage container waste. (d) Minimum funding requirements (1) In general Of Program expenditures for a fiscal year, an Organization shall ensure that— (A) (i) for the 10-year period beginning on the date on which the Organization is established, not less than 50 percent is used for the improvement and development of new market, recycling, or composting infrastructure in the United States, which may include installing or upgrading equipment at existing sorting and reprocessing facilities— (I) to improve sorting of covered product waste; or (II) to mitigate the impacts of covered product waste to other commodities