; and (ii) other factors, such as a failure to meet performance targets described in section 12105(a); or (B) decrease the refund value under paragraph (1) to account for beverage containers that— (i) are specifically designed to be reusable or refillable; and (ii) have a high reuse and refill rate. (3) Discretionary increases A producer of a beverage container, or a State, may require a refund value that is more than the applicable refund value established under this subsection. (d) Labeling Each producer of beverage containers sold in the United States shall ensure that the label of each such beverage container includes a standardized, clearly visible description of the applicable refund value under this section. (e) Responsibilities of Organizations (1) Collection and storage An Organization of producers of beverage containers shall facilitate the collection and storage of beverage containers that are returned to retailers under this section by providing storage or other means to collect the beverage containers until collection for recycling, such as reverse vending machines or other options that are convenient for consumers. (2) Redemption centers (A) In general An Organization of producers of beverage containers shall establish and operate redemption centers to accept beverage containers from consumers. (B) Requirements A redemption center shall— (i) be staffed and available to the public— (I) each day, other than a Federal or local holiday; and (II) for not fewer than 10 hours each day; (ii) accept— (I) any beverage container; and (II) up to 350 beverage containers per person per day; and (iii) provide— (I) hand or automated counts conducted by staff of the redemption center; (II) a drop door for consumers to deposit containers of mixed beverage containers for staff of the redemption center to count, for which the redemption center may collect a convenience fee