EPR for Tyre Waste
EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) for Tyre Waste ensures responsible management of used and discarded tyres. It is an environmental strategy that makes manufacturers, importers, and sellers responsible for their products lifecycle. This includes collection, recycling, and disposal of tyres. EPR for tyres is crucial for sustainability and reducing tyre waste's ecological footprint
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At Instacertify, we help businesses with Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Tyre Waste Certification. Getting EPR Certification for Tyre Waste with Instacertify streamlines tyre waste management as we offer a comprehensive approach to meet India’s Tyre Waste Management Rules, for environmentally responsible disposal and recycling of tyre waste. 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.
Who Can Apply for This Certificate?
The following entities are eligible and often required to apply for this certification.
1. Manufacturers: Companies that make tyres in India.
2. Importers: Companies that bring tyres into India for sale or distribution.
3. Brand Owners: Brand owners who sell tyres under their names, even if they don't make them.
4. Producers Responsible Organizations (PROs): PROs handle waste for tyre makers and importers.
5. Bulk Consumers and Retailers (if mandated): Some big tyre buyers or sellers.
6. Retread Tyres and Tyre Casings like Retread or reused tyres are also covered.
List of Documents Required
To get EPR Authorization for Tyre Waste, you need specific documents such as:
1. Company Registration Documents like Certificate of Incorporation, GST Certificate and PAN Card.
2. Authorized Signatory Details ID Proof and Authorization Letter
3. Product and Market Details Details of the tyres you make, import, or sell. You'll need sales or import data for a certain time to figure out how much waste you have.
4. EPR Plan/Proposal How you'll collect and recycle tyres, how you'll dispose of them and who you'll work with.
5. Agreements with Authorized Recyclers/PRO Signed agreements or MoUs with recyclers or PROs showing you work together for waste management.
6. Factory/Plant Location Details Details of your factory layout, including waste areas. And the address and contact info of your facilities.
7. Waste Collection and Recycling Targets How many tyres you plan to collect and recycle, based on what you make or import.
8. Environmental Compliance Certificates (if applicable) Any environmental approvals you have, showing you meet standards.
Process to Apply
Step 1
Document Preparation Firstly, we help you prepare all needed documents for EPR application filling.
Step 2
EPR Plan Development: We help you create a plan for collecting, recycling, and disposing of tyres. It includes partnerships with recyclers and targets for collection and recycling.
Step 3
Application Submission on CPCB Portal After we gather the necessary documents for EPR Registration, the next step is to file your application on the EPR portal and paying the government fees.
Step 4
Review and Verification by CPCB After the submission of your application, CPCB checks your documents and plan. This can take a few weeks. During this period, We keep an eye on your application and answer any questions from the authorities.
Step 5
Authorization Approval and Certification Once CPCB approves your application, you get an EPR Authorization Certificate
Products Covered
1. Passenger Vehicle tyres: Tyres used in cars, SUVs, and light trucks.
2. Commercial and Heavy-Duty Vehicle tyres like Tyres for trucks, buses, trailers, and other heavy-duty vehicles.
3. Two-Wheeler and Three-Wheeler Tyres like Tyres are used in motorcycles, scooters, and auto-rickshaws.
4. Agricultural and Industrial Equipment Tyres like Tyres are used in tractors, combines, construction vehicles, and other equipment.
5. Off-Road and Specialty tyres such as Specialty tyres for ATVs, recreational vehicles, and other off-road applications.
Timeline
The timeline for getting the EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) For Tyre Waste Certificate varies. It depends on your business, how complete your documents are, and the regulatory process. Generally, it takes 6 to 10 weeks. This can change based on your application, the documents you provide, and your e-waste management plan.
Cost
The cost for EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) Authorization for Tyre Waste changes. It depends on your operation size, tyre quantity, and partnerships with recyclers or PROs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. Why Tyre Waste is required?
It’s required to ensure the safe collection, recycling, and disposal of tyres in compliance with India’s environmental regulations
2. What are the compliance requirements after obtaining EPR Authorization?
Companies must keep up with annual collection and recycling targets. They also need to submit annual reports to the CPCB. Instacertify helps with tracking, reporting, and keeping records.
3. How long does it take to get EPR Authorization?
The process usually takes 4-6 weeks. It depends on the CPCB’s processing time and how accurate your documents are. Instacertify makes sure your application is submitted on time and follows up to speed up approvals.
4.What happens if a company doesn’t comply with EPR regulations?
Not following EPR rules can lead to penalties, suspension, or legal actions. With Instacertify help, your company can avoid these risks.
5.What is retreading?
Retreading is the renewal of tread and sidewall rubber on a worn-out tyre with good structure.
6. What is a producer's responsibility under the Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Amendment Rules, 2022?
Under the 2022 rules, producers must buy EPR certificates from registered recyclers. They must also file annual and quarterly reports with the Central Pollution Control Board on time.
7.What will be the relevance of the retreading certificate?
With retreading certificates, producers can delay their EPR obligation by a year. This delay is valid until the tyres are disposed of through a registered recycler.
8.What is the validity of EPR Certificate?
The EPR certificate is valid for two years. This period starts from the end of the financial year it was issued.