Covered materials includes all packaging and paper products that meet the definition of covered materials in this chapter. Covered packaging includes: Primary, secondary, and tertiary packaging intended for the consumer market except those that are exempt or excluded materials as defined in this chapter; Components and elements that are supplemental, auxiliary, or subordinate and integrated into packaging, including: Those components and elements that are directly attached to a product; and Are part of the packaging design functionally or aesthetically; Facilitate the packaging function; or facilitate the delivery including through identification of the product; and Materials used to affix packaging components to one another; Service packaging designed and intended to be filled at the point of sale, including: Carry-out bags; Bulk good bags; and Take-out and home delivery food service packaging; Any food serviceware not included in §B(3) of this regulation; Beverage containers; Labels affixed to packaging or products; Materials used to fill in space between a product and other packaging components, or between packaging components; Packaging that meets the definition of “compostable”, as defined in this chapter, including: Packaging that meets labeling requirements in Environment Article, §§ 9-2102 and 9-2104, Annotated Code of Maryland or other standards as approved by the Department; or Packaging that is a singular organic material with no processing, additives or changes to molecular structure, demonstrated to the Department and subsequently approved by the Department; Multimaterial packaging; Packaging for reuse or refill, as defined in this chapter; and Packaging that is at any point intended to reach a consumer. Covered paper products include: Paper products offered for sale, imported, or distributed in the State and sold or supplied for use within the residential, industrial, commercial, and institutional sectors; Multimaterial products that are at least majority paper by volume; and Food serviceware that meets the definition of paper product.