Overview of EPRA Certification for E-Waste

Manufacturers and importers seeking EPR Authorization must submit a plan outlining how they intend to manage e-waste generated from their products. This plan includes details on the collection mechanisms, recycling facilities, and methods for ensuring compliance with e-waste management rules. The approval process involves a thorough evaluation of the proposed plan to ensure it aligns with the environmentally friendly disposal and recycling of e-waste.

The concept of the Extended Producer Responsibility is established by the E-waste (Management) Rules, 2016. It is a collaborative initiative that brings together electronic manufacturers, retailers, and consumers to collectively address the E-waste problem by ensuring effective and responsible E-waste management. The EPR authorization is provided by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under MoEFCC, Government of India. They check the authorization process, ensuring that producers and manufacturers comply with their responsibilities for managing the entire lifecycle of their products, including their disposal and recycling.

EPR Authorization for E-waste is a crucial step towards mitigating the growing e-waste problem in India. By holding manufacturers accountable for the safe disposal of their products, this framework encourages the development of eco-friendly and sustainable e-waste management systems, thereby reducing the environmental impact of electronic waste. It also promotes the efficient recycling and recovery of valuable materials from discarded electronics, which is essential for conserving resources and reducing the pressure on landfills and the environment.

Benefits of EPRA Certification for E-Waste

EPR Authorization for E- waste is important for manufacturers operating in the Indian market in several ways:

• EPR Authorization ensures manufacturers comply with e-waste regulations, avoiding legal penalties.
• With EPRA, manufacturers will take responsibility for the disposal and recycling of their products, reducing environmental impact.
• Efficient E-waste management can lead to cost savings through recycling and reusing materials.
• It demonstrates a commitment to responsible E-waste management, enhancing a manufacturer's brand reputation.
• EPR authorization facilitates the recovery of valuable resources from E-waste, promoting sustainability.

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Documents Required for EPRA Certification for E-Waste

Address Proof Documents:

• Address proof of the Manufacturer/Importer
• Copy of the GST document showing the manufacturing unit's address
• Copy of document/certificate from the Company Registrar, Directorate of Company, or a letter containing the Import-Export code

Product Information (including model numbers and production/import history):

• Provide details about electrical and electronic equipment introduced to the market in the last 10 years, categorized by year, including data on quantity, numbers, and weight

Valid BIS License:

• Copy of the ISI mark or BIS Registration number certificate if it is applicable

CPCB Certification:

• Submit a self-declaration confirming compliance with RoHS in the specified format
• Copy of PAN
• Submit technical documents like Supplier Declarations and Materials Analytical Reports to confirm the product's adherence to RoHS provisions as per the EU's EN 50581 standard, or provide a RoHS Certificate as evidence
• Information about the Authorized Person (signatory), including their name, complete address, email, phone number, and a copy of the Aadhar Card, etc.
• KYC details of the Manufacturer/Importer Company, including contact number, email address, website information, and more
• List of all offices
• E-product details like the name of the product, name of the brand, model number, volume, etc.
• Plan for creating awareness, approach for implementation, and budget allocation for EPR and related initiatives
• Flowchart depicting the steps involved in collecting E-waste and transporting it to the recycling facility
• Predicted E-waste generation by item type and projected collection goals for the upcoming year(s), including waste generated at service centres
• Copies of agreements with Dealers, Recyclers, Collection centres, Treatment facilities, Storage sites, Disposal facilities, etc.

Fees and Timeline

Fees

For a customized and attractive quotation, please contact us with your product details to Kapish Laur (+91- 99717 70603) or Rekh Atri (+91 98118 03136) or Manju Laur (+91 9711994042).

Timeline

40-60 working days

Process to Apply for EPRA Certification for E-Waste

Step 1: Complete the application form

Step 2: Attach all necessary documents with your application

Step 3: CPCB will review the application

Step 4: If CPCB requires more information, please provide it

Step 5: Upon successful document verification, CPCB will issue your certificate

Following products are covered under Compulsory Registration Scheme: