Registration · PRO Tie-Up · Annual Returns · Credit Management
Mandatory for producers, importers and brand owners of electronics, plastic packaging, batteries, tyres and oils. We handle your complete EPR compliance — from registration to annual returns.
Our EPR specialists prepare and file your CPCB registration, connect you with empanelled PROs for waste collection targets, and manage all annual return filings and credit reconciliation — so you stay compliant without the operational burden.
Different waste categories require different EPR registrations. Here's what applies to your product.
For producers, importers & brand owners of electrical & electronic equipment under E-Waste Management Rules, 2022.
For producers, importers & brand owners using plastic packaging under Plastic Waste Management Rules.
For manufacturers and importers of batteries — lithium-ion, lead acid, and all battery types under Battery Waste Management Rules, 2022.
For tyre manufacturers and importers under the Hazardous & Other Wastes Management Rules.
For producers and importers of lubricating oils and other petroleum-based products under Hazardous Waste Rules.
General CPCB authorization and No Objection Certificate for waste-related compliance and storage facilities.
EPR registration is a legal mandate under Indian environmental law — not a voluntary compliance exercise. The consequences of non-compliance extend far beyond fines, directly impacting import licences, business operations, and market access.
EPR registration is mandatory under the Environment Protection Act, 1986 and its subsidiary rules. Producers, importers, and brand owners (PIBOs) operating without EPR registration are in direct violation of Indian environmental law — regardless of company size or annual turnover.
CPCB has significantly intensified enforcement since 2022. Unregistered PIBOs face penalties of up to ₹1 lakh per day of non-compliance, suspension of import licences, and legal proceedings under the Environment Protection Act. Proactive registration is the only protection.
CPCB and customs authorities cross-check EPR registration status for covered product categories. Importers without valid EPR registration face shipment detention at ports, suspension of IEC, and refusal of customs clearance — directly disrupting business operations.
Central and state government procurement tenders for electronics, batteries, and packaged goods increasingly require valid EPR registration as a mandatory compliance document. Large enterprise buyers in FMCG, electronics, and automotive sectors also request EPR proof from vendors.
EPR compliance is a core component of India's environmental regulatory framework and is increasingly tracked in ESG ratings, sustainability reports, and green supply chain assessments by institutional investors and international buyers.
EPR registration comes with mandatory annual collection and recycling targets. We connect you with CPCB-empanelled Producer Responsibility Organizations (PROs) who manage physical waste collection and recycling — so your targets are met without building your own collection infrastructure.
Every registered PIBO must file annual EPR returns with CPCB reporting collection volumes, recycling data, and target fulfilment. Our team manages the complete annual filing cycle — data compilation, PRO coordination, portal submission, and compliance tracking.
The CPCB EPR portal operates a credit-based system where recyclers issue EPR certificates to PIBOs against verified recycling. Managing credit balances, expiry, and reconciliation against annual targets is complex — our team handles this end-to-end.
Since 2022, CPCB has significantly scaled up EPR enforcement — issuing show-cause notices, suspending import licences, and imposing financial penalties on unregistered PIBOs across e-waste, plastic, and battery categories. Penalties of ₹1 lakh per day accumulate rapidly. Several large importers have had consignments held at customs due to EPR non-compliance. Registration is the only legal protection — and the process takes 3–6 weeks, so starting now is critical.
A clear, expert-guided roadmap from eligibility check to CPCB certificate — and ongoing annual compliance management thereafter.
We review your products, packaging, and import volumes to determine exactly which EPR categories apply to your business — E-Waste, Plastic, Battery, Tyre, or Used Oil. Many businesses are surprised to find they fall under multiple categories. We identify all obligations upfront so there are no compliance gaps.
We calculate your mandatory EPR collection and recycling targets based on your annual sales volumes and the applicable rules for each product category. Targets are expressed as a percentage of your previous year's production or import volume and increase progressively each year.
We compile the complete EPR application package — company registration, GST certificate, IEC (for importers), product details with HS codes, authorized signatory KYC, and category-specific declarations. Every document is cross-verified for consistency before portal submission.
We file the complete EPR registration application on the CPCB EPR portal — selecting the correct product category, entering production/import data, setting collection targets, and uploading all required documents. Government fees are paid online at this stage.
We connect you with CPCB-empanelled Producer Responsibility Organizations (PROs) suited to your product category, geography, and collection volumes. The PRO agreement formalizes your waste collection and recycling arrangement and is required for annual target fulfilment reporting.
CPCB reviews and issues your EPR registration certificate. We then manage your complete annual compliance cycle — PRO coordination for target fulfilment, EPR credit reconciliation, annual return filing on the CPCB portal, and proactive renewal before certificate expiry.
All EPR registrations are filed on the CPCB EPR portal. The portal has separate modules for E-Waste, Plastic, Battery, Tyre, and Used Oil — each with different forms, data requirements, and target calculation formats. Portal navigation errors and wrong category selection are the most common causes of application delays and rejections. Our team manages the complete portal process.
Plan your EPR compliance calendar with a clear picture of the registration process, ongoing obligations, and annual renewal requirements.
EPR registrations are valid for one financial year and must be renewed annually. An expired registration carries the same legal consequences as having no registration.
CPCB mandated collection and recycling targets increase progressively each year. Targets not met in one year are carried forward and must be fulfilled in addition to the next year's targets.
EPR credit certificates issued by recyclers are valid for one year from issue date. Unused credits cannot be carried forward — unused credits represent a compliance gap.
Annual EPR returns must be filed with CPCB reporting collection volumes, recycling data, PRO performance, and credit reconciliation against targets for the financial year.
EPR compliance is an ongoing annual obligation, not a one-time registration. Common challenges our clients face each year:
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