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We provide end-to-end solutions for EPR Certification from application and consulting to equipment and meeting annual EPR Targets. Our Certification Experts make sure that the entire certification process is seamless.

The following can apply for EPR e-waste certification in India.

1. Manufacturers of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (EEE)

Companies that make electronic devices like phones, laptops, TVs, and more.

2. Producers:

Businesses or individuals selling products under their own brand name.

3. Importers of Electrical and Electronic Equipment:

Companies bringing EEE into India for sale.

4. Brand Owners:

Companies selling products made by others but using their brand name (OEMs).

5. Retailers/Distributors (in some cases):

Retailers or distributors who play a big role in bringing EEE to the market may need to follow EPR rules.

6. Bulk Consumers:

Large users of electronic equipment, like IT companies, government, schools, and industries, must dispose of e-waste properly.

Step 1- Document Collection and Preparation

InstaCertify helps you gather and prepare documents. This includes company registration and agreements with recyclers. Our expert can help set up agreements with authorized recyclers or dismantlers.

Step 2- Application Submission

Our certification expert submits the application to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) or the State Pollution Control Board (SPCB). This depends on your business's location.

Step 3- Application Review and Follow-Up

Review by Regulatory Authority: The application is reviewed by CPCB or SPCB officials. Our expert will handle all communication and address any queries or requests for more information.

Step 4- Issuance of EPR Authorization certificate

After a successful review, the EPR Authorization Certificate is issued. InstaCertify will inform you and guide you on implementing your EPR system.

Step 5- Implementation of EPR Plan (Ongoing):

After receiving the certificate, you must start implementing your EPR Action Plan. This includes collection, recycling, and disposal mechanisms.

Step 6- Annual Compliance Reporting (Yearly):

Every year, businesses must submit an annual compliance report. InstaCertify helps prepare and submit these reports to ensure ongoing compliance.

The E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2016 list products that need EPR. These include:

1. Information Technology and Telecommunication Equipment like Laptops, Personal Computers, Printers, and Mobile Phones.

2. Consumer Electronics such as Televisions, Radios, and Cameras.

4. Lighting Equipment like LED and CFL Lamps, Tube Lights, Fluorescent Lamps, Incandescent Bulbs

5. Small Household Appliances like Vacuum Cleaners, Electric Irons, Electric Kettles and Coffee Makers, Toasters, Mixers, Grinders, and Blenders, Hair Dryers, Electric Shavers

6. Large Household Appliances likeDishwashers, Electric Stoves and Ovens, Washing Machines and Clothes Dryers, Air Conditioners

7. Electrical and Electronic Tools like Drills and Saws, Welding Tools, Power Tools (used in homes or small workshops)

8. Toys, Leisure, and Sports Equipment like Electronic Toys, Video Game Consoles and Controllers, Fitness Equipment (with electronic components)

9. Medical Devices like Diagnostic Imaging Equipment, Monitoring and Control Instruments, Radiation Equipment

10. Monitoring and Control Instruments like Smoke Detectors, Heating Regulators, Thermostats, Sensors and Transmitters

The time to get the EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) E-Waste Certificate varies. It depends on your business size, documentation, and regulatory processes. Usually, it takes 6 to 10 weeks.

The cost for EPR e-waste certification through InstaCertify varies. It depends on your business size and products. This includes application fees, consultation, and EPR plan implementation.