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E-Waste Management Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) of India has notified to obtain EPR Certificate for Plastic Waste Management. EPR refers to Extended Producer Responsibility. All the Indian manufacturers and importers of Electronic and Electrical Products need to submit a Future Plan of the proper disposal of the Electronic-Waste in front of CPCB as the mandatory requirement. As per the guidelines, Manufacturer and Importers needs to tie-up with authorized recycler to dispose the e-waste and submit all the plans related to estimated dump quantity and method adopted for disposal in CPCB to get the EPR Certificate. The most important decision to successfully obtain EPR Certificate is selection of a competent partner organization/agency and plan to keep a constant line of communication open.We, Aleph INDIA QMS assist to finish the project smoothly within comitted time frame.

Get EPR CertificateWe, Aleph INIDA QMS take this opportunity to provide the services for EPR Certification in India.EPR Certificate is necessary to decompose the Electronic Products such as mobile phones, keyboards, mouse, laptop, monitor, printer, washing machine, air conditioner, refrigrator, etc after end of their life.With two sister companies Aleph Industrial Corporation and Aleph Accreditation & Testing Centre, Aleph INDIA QMS is dadicated EPR Certification Consultants.

EPR Certificate for Plastic packaging waste from Central pollution control board(CPCB)EPR REGISTRATION for Plastic Waste Management: Plastic products have become an essential part of our daily lives. It is produced on a massive scale all over the world. Plastic waste is generated at approximately 5.6 million tonnes per annum (TPA) in India. Its disposal is a significant issue. Recycling is a good way to reuse plastic products but finding a way to eliminate plastic is important.To ensure the processing of plastic packaging waste, the Extended Producers Responsibility (EPR) regime is being implemented in the Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016. According to which, Producers, importers, and brand owners are responsible for ensuring that their plastic packaging waste is processed through recycling, re-use, or end-of-life disposal.PIBO refers to producer, importer and brandowners. If you identify as a PIBO and have operations in India that include the use of plastic packaging, you fall under the obligation of EPR regardless of your turnover or scale of operations.