EPR Registration

To reuse/recycle/refuse items that you do not need by having an EPR registration certificate for E-waste management.

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EPR Registration Procedure

1. Application Filling

On your behalf, we complete the EPR Registration form.

2. Payment

Make payment to our team.

3. Document Submission

Please send us the appropriate documents.

5. Certification Issuance

We will mail you a copy of your EPR Certificate Licence.

What is E-Waste?

E-waste, also known as electronic waste, is one of the fastest-growing trash streams in the world. Examples of devices that fall under this category are refrigerators and cell phones. Additionally, it includes a list of substances like mercury, lead, beryllium, brominated flame retardants, cadmium, and others that are harmful to both humans and the environment. When electronics are improperly disposed of, long-term exposure to these chemicals can cause damage to the reproductive, endocrine, and bone systems as well as the brain, kidney, and bone systems.

What is EPR?

Extended Producer's Responsibility, or EPR, is a requirement for Indian manufacturers and importers of products for the management of electronic waste in order to keep such waste under control. Manufacturers and importers must obtain an EPR Authorization from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), which is part of the MoEFCC, Government of India, in order to do business in India. Therefore, if you also intend to obtain this EPR registration certificate, you can do so from a reputable EPR consultancy service provider like Legalraasta, which values transparency and is in charge of the EPR certification process as a whole.

Types of EPR

1. EPR for Tyres

According to the Indian Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Climate Change's (MoEFCC) Amendment Rules, all producers, waste tyre recyclers, and re-dealers now have extended producer responsibility (EPR) obligations. These obligations include registering, meeting EPR targets, and having provisions for paying environmental compensation in the event of non-compliance. The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has created different criteria to guarantee that regulation is carried out effectively.

2. EPR for Plastic Packaging

The government implements the EPR regime under the plastic waste management rules to promote sustainable practices in the plastic industry and reduce the amount of plastic trash that pollutes the environment. It had established fundamental standards for the plastics business, including appropriate processing through recycling, and re-user end-of-life disposals, such as co-processing, Waste-to-Energy, Plastic-to-Oil, roadmaking, and industrial composting. In order to help manufacturers increase the sustainability of their operations, minimize waste, and advance a circular economy, it has also accepted responsibility for the whole lifecycle of its products. This has the effect of advancing sustainable business practices.

3. EPR for Electronic Products

Manufacturers, importers, producers, and sellers of electronic goods are required by EPR rules to sell their wares in an ecologically responsible and sustainable manner, minimizing adverse effects on the environment and public health.It can be accomplished by product collection, reuse, recycling, or product disposal at the end of their useful lives, and EPR programs vary from country to country.

4. EPR for Batteries

Holding producers responsible for the end-of-life management of their products is a key component of E-waste Management, which is a crucial step in ensuring that batteries are managed in India in a way that is ecologically beneficial. These apply to all battery types, including lead-acid, nickel-cadmium, and lithium-ion batteries, and manufacturers are required to make sure that a specific volume of used batteries is collected and recycled annually.

List of Products for EPR Registration

Products for telecommunications and information technology.

Products used in photovoltaic panels, consumer electronics, and consumer electrical.

Large and small electrical and electronic equipment products.

With the exception of large-scale stationary industrial tools, products used in electrical and electronic tools do not require an EPR registration certificate, unlike toys, recreational, and sporting goods.

All Implanted and Infected Products Excluded from Products Used in Medical Devices.

Materials for Laboratory Equipment for EPR Registration.

Products utilized in plastic packaging's several layers.

Advantages of India's EPR Registration

Through EPR registration certification for plastic garbage or waste and the creation of superior products using sustainable resources, plastic pollution can be reduced.

EPR encourages e-waste recycling and reuse to lower the cost of raw materials for producers and manufacturers.

EPR encourages sustainable growth, resource conservation, reduced waste production, the eradication of pollution, etc.

EPR guarantees that e-waste is managed in an ecologically friendly way to lessen its negative effects on the environment and on people when it is inhaled during waste material burning.

The Central Pollution Control Board's (CPCB) EPR Authorization improves the market reputation of the product and brand.

The EPR plan successfully increases how quick and simple it is to disassemble things for recycling and reuse.

How to obtain an EPR Certificate

1. Filling out an Application Form

The first step is to fill out an application form with all pertinent information, including an estimation of the amount of E-waste generated by each individual piece of electrical or electronic equipment, the collection of a target year, and a general description of the authorized person.

2. Make Payment

After submitting an application, one must pay the appropriate authority.

3. Submission of Documents

Submit the form together with the necessary documents for review and approval.

4. Document Verification

After an application is submitted, the CPCB will analyze it to determine whether a self-declaration or another declaration that is required by ROHS for verification demonstrates compliance with the reduction of hazardous substances.

5. Issues EPR Certificate Licence

If everything is approved by CPCB, EPR Certificate Licence will be issued; otherwise, additional documentation may be required.

Document Required for EPR Registration

Importer Exporter Code (IEC), MSME (Optional) Company Registration Certificate, and Certificate of GST.

Director must have at least 2 members.

Proof of identity and identification of authority.

Sales and purchases for the last two fiscal years, broken down by state.

Product information (product photo).

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Testimonials

"I recently used Legalraasta for their EPR service and I was very pleased with the results. They were very informative and professional throughout the entire process. The service provided was top notch and they made sure that all my requirements were taken into consideration."

- PRASHANT AHUJA

"My experience with Legalraasta's EPR service has been nothing short of amazing. They have an experienced team of professionals that are knowledgeable about the relevant regulations and laws. The whole process was hassle-free, and their customer support was fantastic. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable EPR service provider."

- RAMESH MAHANJAN

"I had the pleasure of using Legalraasta's EPR service and they did an amazing job. The process was so simple and straightforward, and the customer service team was incredibly helpful throughout the whole experience. They answered all of my questions promptly, which made the whole process stress-free. I highly recommend their EPR service to anyone looking for a reliable provider."

- RAHUL SINGH

"I used the Legalraasta service to get EPR registration for recycling my products. They have provided my EPR license within the stipulated time period. Their customer support team was always available to answer any questions or doubts that I had. Highly recommend their EPR service!"

- VIKRAM SHARMA

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FAQ’S

A strategic policy approach called extended producer responsibility (EPR) aims to guarantee that producers and manufacturers accept responsibility for a product across its entire life cycle, from production through post-consumer use. This industry-funded strategy encourages manufacturers to prioritize packaging design and management based on the waste hierarchy in order to achieve better environmental results. It also encourages manufacturers to create environmentally friendly products and lessen pollution.

Electronic devices that can be recycled, reconditioned, or reused are referred to as "e-waste," such as computers, televisions, VCRs, stereos, copiers, and fax machines.

To register my EPR, you must first complete out the application with the necessary enclosures, which the CPCB will check. After the application has been reviewed, the CPCB may ask for additional information.

Yes, the EPR license must be renewed every five years by filing Form 1 within 60 days of the registration's expiration and enclosing the relevant renewal paperwork : the document certifying compliance with emission and effluent requirements. the certification from the State Pollution Control Board, Pollution Control Committees, or any other recognized entity attesting to the proper handling and disposal of hazardous wastes.

Within 120 days of receiving your application, CPCB will evaluate it and issue you an EPR certificate.

The current EPR policy in India makes sure that no manufacturer of electrical and electronic equipment, or the spare components they use, exceeds a maximum concentration value for pollutants. Every manufacturer is required to include a declaration of compliance with the RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) requirements in the product user manual, along with comprehensive information on the components of the machinery, parts, or spares.

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