; (3) be coordinated with units of local government to incorporate electronic, print, web-based, and social media elements that a local government may elect to use to provide education directly to residents; (4) be provided to producers for inclusion on packaging labels to inform consumers regarding methods to responsibly reuse, recycle, or dispose of the packaging; and (5) be coordinated with other Organizations, as applicable— (A) to avoid consumer confusion; and (B) to facilitate the consolidation of available resources. (c) Additional educational materials In addition to public outreach and education activities under this section, an Organization may provide to producers and retailers educational materials relating to the responsible reduction, reuse, recycling, or composting of covered products and beverage containers through— (1) printed materials, signage, and templates of materials that can be reproduced by retailers and provided to consumers at the time of purchase; and (2) advertising materials that promote and encourage the proper reuse, recycling, and disposal of covered products and beverage containers. 12112. Reduction and Litter Cleanup Trust Fund (a) Definitions In this section: (1) Resin maker The term resin maker means an entity that— (A) transforms petrochemical gas and liquids into ethylene and propylene for later conversion into plastic polymers; (B) transforms ethylene and propylene into any other chemical for later conversion into plastic polymers