
E-WASTE MANAGEMENT
EPR Authorization Must For All Companies Generating E-Waste
Under the Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016, the manufacturers and importers are given the responsibility to dispose or recycle their e-waste in a manner that is environmentally sound. This is known as EPR Authorization. EPR basically stands for Extended Producer Responsibility.
Under EPR, three types of authorizations are given:
- Manufacturing Authorization
- Import Authorization Wholesale
- Wholesale Authorization
Out of the three, obtaining the manufacturing authorization is considered to be the toughest. Obtaining this authorization is compulsory for all Indian and foreign companies dealing in electronic waste. Companies failing to obtain this authorization can face imprisonment for a period of 5 years and/or fine of 1 Lac rupees.
Due to EPR, the physical as well as the financial responsibility for collecting and disposing off the e-waste in an environment friendly manner rests with the producers of these products. Besides the producers, the distributors and retailers too are involved in the process and are responsible for disposing and collecting the products respectively.
EVTL puts in all its energies and resources in making things simpler for our clients. We have a network of experts working for us who possess the necessary knowledge and skills for effectively completing the process of obtaining the EPR authorization and other certifications. We also have an expert legal team available with us. The customers can consult with this team and seek legal information and guidance with regards to any query of theirs.
We have a long list of satisfied clients. We are known for offering high quality services at the most reasonable prices. Therefore, if you are starting a new business and are confused about how and what all certifications and approvals you will need for your business, trust us with the job. We will make your entrepreneurial journey smooth and bump free.
EPR Certificate
A Tool for a Cleaner Environment
The government passed the first law in 2011 based on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), which makes the manufacturer liable for managing the final stage of the product’s life in an eco-friendly way and ensuring environmentally sound disposal.
An Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) certificate or license is mandatory for every producer/importer of electrical or electronic equipment. It promotes the development of sustainable and environment-friendly products.
As per CPCB guidelines, manufacturers and importers must tie up with authorized recyclers to dispose of e-waste and submit plans outlining the estimated dump quantity and disposal method. These plans must be approved by the CPCB to obtain the EPR Certificate.
In short, the product’s manufacturer is responsible for its ultimate recycling, reuse, or disposal — making EPR a critical step toward a sustainable and cleaner future.
EPR Mandatory Product List
IT And Telecommunication Equipment
Products Covered
- Centralized Data Processing: Mainframes, Mini-Computers, Personal Computers, Laptop, Notebook Computers and accessories, Notepad
- Printers including components
- Copying Equipment
- Electrical and Electronic Typewriters
- User Terminals and Systems
- Facsimile
- Telex
- Telephones
- Cordless Telephones
- Pay Telephones
- Cellular Telephones
Consumer Electrical And Electronics
Products Covered
- LCD and LED Television Sets
- Refrigerator
- Washing Machine
- Air-Conditioners (excluding Centralized Air Conditioning Plants)
- Fluorescent and other Mercury-containing lamps
Document Requirements ToGget EPR Certificate
Mandatory Documents
- Incorporation Certificate
- PAN Details
- Copy of Aadhaar Card
- Product Details (Note: All documents should be duly signed and stamped. Importer's Name, Product Name, Model Number must be accurate to avoid queries from E-Waste officials.)
- Letterhead of the Company
- Copy of IEC (for Importers)
- GSTIN
Process to apply for EPR certificate
As you know, EVTL INDIA is always there for you. We provide EPR Registration assistance all over India. This procedure will hardly take 65 days, and it will be done in a very cost-effective and affordable way. Our well-qualified team will file an application on your behalf and handle the end-to-end procedure for ERP Certification. The process includes the following steps:
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1Collect all documents which are essential for the EPR Certificate mentioned above.
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2Prepare a recycling agreement between the recycler and manufacturer.
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3Submit all hard copies of the documents to the CPCB.
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4CPCB will review all the documents.
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5Submission of additional information, if required by CPCB.
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6Grant of Certificate.
Timeline
Process completion time – 60–70 days (approx.)
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