Updated on July 25, 2025 04:23:46 PM
The term "EPR" stands for "Extended Producers Responsibility" which is obligatory for manufacturers, producers and importers that supply electrical and electronic and related products. The Extended Producers Responsibility (EPR) was instituted by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) of India to manage waste of different categories. Manufacturers, producers and importers with EPR registration to implement configurative measures to reduce the generation of consumer electrical and electronics waste in accordance with the E Waste Management Rules, 2022.
The manufacturers, producers and importers are required to recycle, re-use and dispose of consumer electrical and electronics waste generated by their products and complete the annual target of CPCB EPR registration and comply with the Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2022. We, the team of Professional Utilities, provide our assistance to the manufacturers, producers and importers to file for online EPR Registration Process with the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) or State Pollution Control Board (SPCB). The manufacturers, producers and importers will be issued an EPR Registration certificate without any inconvenience and in a timely manner.
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Consumer electrical and electronics equipment includes Television sets (including, LCD and LED screens), refrigerator, washing machine, air-conditioners, plants and more. Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) has the authority to administer the management of consumer electronics and electrical waste. Manufacturers, producers and importers that supply electrical and electronic products in the Indian market are mandated to obtain EPR registration and obey the CPCB regulations to properly manage consumer electrical and electronics waste in an environmentally sustainable way. Additionally, EPR Registration for Electric Vehicle Battery Waste is also essential to ensure responsible recycling and disposal of EV batteries in compliance with environmental norms.
As per the CPCB guidelines, the consumer electrical and electronics waste generators are classified as:-
Or any other entity that produces or imports consumer electrical and electronics and generates waste must get an EPR registration to manage and dispose of the consumer electrical and electronics waste.
Here are given blow some benefits of EPR Registration for consumer electrical and electronics waste
Manufacturers, producers and importers who wish to acquire CPCB EPR registration for the management of consumer electrical and electronics waste can follow the below written four steps.
Entities have to submit details and documents about their company and product for EPR registration certificate which will be reviewed by the experts at Professionals Utilities for any discrepancies.
We will then file an online application for an EPR registration certificate of authorization to manage the consumer electrical and electronics waste to the EPR authority.
The CPCB authorities will then review the online application for EPR registration to manage consumer electrical and electronics waste and highlight any necessary changes that are to be made.
After the application for EPR registration is completed, the certificate of authorization to manage consumer electrical and electronics waste will be granted within 30 days after which EPR action plans are to be implemented to reach the annual EPR target.
The EPR registration fee charged by the government authorities for management of consumer electrical and electronics waste ranges between Rs 10,000 to Rs 50,000 which is determined by the quantity of waste generated by manufacturers, producers and importers in metric tons.
Following evaluation of the application, details and documents submitted by the manufacturers, producers and importers, EPR registration to manage consumer electrical and electronics waste is issued. If an entity submits a fake or incorrect document then the CPCB authorities will revoke their EPR registration for electrical and electronic consumer waste.
If an entity is discovered to be in violation of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations, the CPCB authorities will cancel or suspend their EPR registration for consumer electrical and electronics waste and impose Environmental Compensation.
Note: Before cancellation of EPR registration of consumer electrical and electronics waste, the accused entities are given an opportunity to be heard within 15 days of the issuance of notice.
Conclusion
EPR registration is required for effective management of consumer electrical and electronics waste and protection of the environment. The manufacturers, producers and importers must manage consumer electrical and electronics waste with configurative measures to redeem several benefits of EPR registration, including cost reductions, positive brand recognition, and legal advantages.
The entities must comply with the Environmental Product Responsibility (EPR) guidelines, to support the development of a sustainable economy, protect valuable resources, and meet the demands of environmentally conscious consumers. Entities that produce consumer electronics and electricity waste must know how to apply for an EPR registration certificate of authorization and imply EPR action plans for disposal of consumer electronics and electricity waste.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The EPR registration fee charged by the government authorities for the management of consumer electrical and electronics waste ranges from Rs 10,000 to Rs 50,000 which is determined by the amount of waste generated by the entities.
Consumer electrical and electronics equipment includes Television sets (including, LCD and LED screens), refrigerator, washing machine, air-conditioners, plants and more and the waste generated by them is referred to as consumer electrical and electronics waste.
Yes, the manufacturers, producers and importers who have registered for the EPR registration ensure that the generated consumer electrical and electronics waste is properly disposed of.
The EPR registration certification ensures proper disposal of consumer electrical and electronics waste produced by the manufacturers, producers and importers by implementation of EPR action plans.
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