; (3) expand consumer knowledge of reuse and refill programs, including through the development of accessible education and outreach programs and materials; and (4) install, and expand access to, sanitation infrastructure in public or community buildings to enable safe and hygienic reuse, including dishwashers and sanitation stations. (d) Nontoxic requirements A material used as part of a reuse and refill project under the program under this section shall not— (1) contain a toxic substance; or (2) be made using prohibited plastic packaging. (e) Priority; distribution In awarding grants under this section, the Administrator shall— (1) give priority to any project that, as determined by the Administrator, will— (A) directly benefit a population of color, community of color, Indigenous community, rural community, or low-income community; or (B) achieve more than 1 objective described in subsection (c); and (2) ensure that at least 1 grant is provided in each region of the Environmental Protection Agency. (f) Reports Not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this subtitle, and not less frequently than once every 3 years thereafter, the Administrator shall submit to Congress, and publish, a report that includes— (1) an estimate of the current and projected consumption of beverage containers and covered products in each State; (2) an assessment of techniques and recommendations to minimize the creation of new materials for the manufacturing of beverage containers and covered products; (3) an assessment of the infrastructure and design needs required to establish a system for reusable and refillable beverage containers in the United States; and (4) a summary of— (A) the grants provided under this section; and (B) the effectiveness of those grants in increasing the proportion that— (i) the number of reusable and refillable beverage containers and covered products used by distributors during each calendar year covered by the report