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EPR Registration for E-Waste | Process | Documents | Fees

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for E-Waste Management is a mandatory compliance under the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022, governed by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). It ensures that producers, importers, and brand owners of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) are responsible for the collection, recycling, and eco-friendly disposal of electronic waste generated from their products.

The aim is to minimize environmental hazards, promote recycling, and encourage sustainable handling of e-waste across India.

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    Who Needs EPR Registration for E-Waste?

    Producers – Manufacturers of electrical & electronic equipment (EEE).

    Importers – Entities importing EEE into India.

    Brand Owners – Companies selling EEE under their own brand name.

    Refurbishers & Recyclers – Involved in dismantling, collection, or recycling of e-waste.

    Key Benefits of EPR for E-Waste

    Legal Compliance: Fulfill CPCB regulations and avoid penalties.

    Environmental Protection: Reduce hazardous waste and promote recycling.

    Brand Trust: Demonstrates responsibility towards sustainability.

    Market Access: Required for selling/importing EEE in India.

    Circular Economy: Encourages reuse, recovery, and recycling of valuable resources.

    EPR Registration Process for E-Waste
    • Application Filing: Submit EPR application on the CPCB online portal.
    • Document Submission: Upload compliance documents, including product details, recycling plan, and waste management agreements.
    • Action Plan: Provide an EPR Action Plan for collection and recycling of e-waste.
    • Review by CPCB: The board verifies details and may seek clarifications.
    • Grant of Authorization: If approved, CPCB issues EPR Authorization Certificate.
    • Compliance & Reporting: Entities must fulfill collection targets and file annual returns.
    Documents Required for EPR E-Waste Registration
    • Company PAN, CIN, and Incorporation Certificate.
    • Authorized person’s Aadhaar & PAN.
    • GST Registration Certificate.
    • Import Export Code (IEC) – for importers.
    • Product details (category, model, specifications).
    • Copy of BIS/ISO certifications (if applicable).
    • Agreement with authorized e-waste recycler/PRO (Producer Responsibility Organization).
    • EPR Action Plan with yearly collection targets.
    Government Fees for EPR E-Waste Registration

    The fee depends on the production/import capacity of electronic goods. (CPCB prescribes slab-based fees – can be customized based on PIBO size).

    Post-Registration Responsibilities
    • Establish collection centers or tie-ups with authorized recyclers.
    • Meet annual e-waste collection and recycling targets.
    • File compliance reports on the CPCB portal.
    • Maintain proper records of e-waste management.
    • Renew registration if required.
    Conclusion

    EPR Authorization for E-Waste is a crucial step for manufacturers, importers, and brand owners in India’s electronics sector. By ensuring compliance with CPCB norms, businesses not only avoid legal challenges but also contribute towards a sustainable environment.

    Our experts provide end-to-end support in filing applications, preparing documentation, drafting action plans, and coordinating with CPCB until you receive your certificate.

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