; (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; or (III) any other convenient means of receiving and counting beverage containers, as determined by the Administrator. (3) Curbside collection An Organization may pay to an entity that collects curbside recycling an amount equal to the applicable refund value under subsection (c) for beverage containers collected by the entity based on weight or another measurement that approximates the amount of the refunds, as negotiated by the Organization and the entity. (f) Excluded States (1) Definition of eligible State In this subsection, the term eligible State means a State that— (A) has in effect, before the date of enactment of this subtitle, a beverage container law the requirements of which are substantially similar to the requirements relating to beverage containers under this part, as determined by the Administrator; and (B) enacts legislation after the date of enactment of this subtitle to update the law described in subparagraph (A) to be consistent with the refund values under, and beverage containers covered by, this part. (2) Compliance with State law In the case of an eligible State, compliance with the law of the eligible State by a producer, retailer, or Organization shall be considered to be compliance with this section. (3) Conformity Each eligible State is encouraged to negotiate with relevant Organizations with respect to updated features of the beverage container-related laws of the eligible State, such as sharing new revenue from increased deposits. 12109. Elimination of toxic substances in beverage containers and post-consumer recycled material (a) Prohibition Effective beginning on the date that is 2 years after the date of enactment of this subtitle, no retailer may sell, offer for sale, or distribute any single-use beverage container that— (1) is composed wholly or partially of polyethylene terephthalate