; (ii) delivery of prepared meals; and (iii) meal kits. (B) Consumer food and beverage products. (C) Consumer cleaning products. (D) Consumer personal care products. (E) Transportation or shipping of wholesale and retail goods. (F) Public educational institutions, including institutions of higher education. (G) Other sectors, as identified by the Administrator. (2) Objectives The report under paragraph (1) shall evaluate and summarize— (A) types of reuse and refill product delivery systems that can be best used at different scales; (B) methods to ensure equitable distribution of reuse and refill product delivery systems in populations of color, communities of color, indigenous communities, and low-income communities; (C) job creation opportunities through the use or expansion of reuse and refill systems; (D) economic costs and benefits for— (i) the businesses that deploy reuse and refill technologies; and (ii) the parties responsible for waste collection and management; (E) types of local, State, and Federal support needed to expand the use of reuse and refill systems; and (F) existing barriers to widespread implementation of reuse and refill systems. (3) Consideration In preparing the report under paragraph (1), the Administrator shall consider relevant information on reuse and refill programs and approaches in States, units of local government, and other countries. 7. Studies