; and (2) any reductions in State or local taxes as a result of a reduction in costs described in paragraph (1). 12111. Public outreach and education (a) In general Each Organization shall conduct public outreach activities to provide to consumers educational and informational materials relating to the quantity of covered products and beverage containers recycled, reducing the quantity of covered products and beverage containers discarded, and participating in reuse and refill systems, including, at a minimum— (1) proper end-of-life management of covered products and beverage containers; (2) the location and availability of curbside and drop-off collection opportunities; (3) the location and availability of reuse and refill systems; (4) methods to prevent litter of covered products and beverage containers; and (5) reuse, recycling, and composting instructions that are— (A) consistent with the recycling and composting receptacle labeling requirements under section 12225; (B) consistent nationwide, except as necessary to take into account differences among State and local laws; (C) easy to understand; and (D) easily accessible, including availability in multiple languages to reach a diverse ethnic population. (b) Requirements The public outreach and education activities under this section shall— (1) be designed to achieve the management goals for covered products and beverage containers under this part, including the prevention of contamination by covered products and beverage containers in other management systems or other materials; (2) use all available forms of media, including television, radio, print, electronic, and web-based media, to provide information directly to consumers, in multiple languages; (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