C.__Metal other than aluminum; and

D.__Glass.

3.__Commingling of like products.__For purposes of this section, like products are those that are made up of one of the following:

A.__Beer, ale or other beverage produced by fermenting malt, wine and wine coolers;

B.__Spirits;

C.__Soda;

D.__Noncarbonated water; and

E.__All other beverages.

4.__Registration of commingling agreements.__Not later than 48 hours following the execution or amendment of a commingling agreement, including an amendment that adds an additional party to an existing agreement, the parties shall file a copy of the commingling agreement or amendment with the department.

§1866-E.__Unclaimed deposits

The provisions of this section apply only to those beverage containers that are not subject to a commingling agreement pursuant to section 1866-D.

1. Deposit transaction fund.__An initiator of deposit shall maintain a separate account to be known as the initiator's deposit transaction fund.__The initiator shall keep that fund separate from all other revenues and accounts. The initiator shall place in that fund the refund value for all nonrefillable beverage containers it sells subject to the provisions of this chapter.__Except as specified in subsections 3 and 4, amounts in the initiator's deposit transaction fund may only be expended to pay refund values for returned nonrefillable beverage containers. Amounts in the fund may not be used to pay the handling fees required by this chapter.__The fund must be maintained by the initiator on behalf of consumers who have purchased products in refundable nonrefillable beverage containers and on behalf of the State; except as specified in subsections 3 and 4, amounts in the fund may not be regarded as income of the initiator.

2.__Reports.__An initiator of deposit shall report to the