EPR Compliance & Filing Services in India – CPCB Approved

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a government-mandated policy in India that holds companies responsible for managing the waste generated by their products—especially after those products have been used and discarded by consumers.

In practical terms, if your business manufactures, imports, sells, or distributes products that involve plastic, electronics, batteries, or packaging materials, you’re legally obligated to ensure that the waste from these products is collected, recycled, or safely disposed of. This is what we call EPR compliance.

Struggling to navigate India’s complex EPR regulations? Whether you’re a brand owner, importer, or packaging manufacturer – Prgenix offers a 100% audit-proof, end-to-end EPR compliance filing service tailored for your business.

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What is EPR Compliance?

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a legal mandate under India’s environmental rules (Plastic Waste & E-Waste Management Rules). If your business manufactures, sells, or imports plastic, packaging, or electronic goods—EPR compliance is mandatory.

You’re legally responsible for the collection, recycling, and disposal of post-consumer waste generated from your products.

At Prgenix, we make this responsibility manageable and scalable through a fully managed EPR compliance filing service, including CPCB/State Board approval, PRO coordination, and reporting automation.

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Why EPR Compliance Matters for Your Business?

Failure to comply can result in:

• 🚫 Hefty fines and CPCB penalties
• 🚫 Suspension of business licenses
• 🚫 Shipment holds and product bans
• 🚫 Legal scrutiny from CPCB and SPCBs

On the flip side, proactive EPR compliance delivers:

• ✅ Brand trust and investor confidence
• ✅ Faster clearance at ports & customs
• ✅ ESG alignment and sustainability credits
• ✅ Eligibility for large procurement contracts

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India’s EPR Mandate vs Global EPR Laws

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Our End-to-End EPR Compliance Filing Services

We simplify CPCB approval and streamline your entire regulatory lifecycle. Our core services include:

✅ EPR Registration (CPCB/SPCB)

• Online portal registration
• Documentation collation
• Liaison with Pollution Control Boards

✅ Gap Assessment & Compliance Roadmap

• Review of your current waste streams
• Customized action plan for compliance

✅ Collection & Recycling Tie-Ups

• Tie-ups with authorized PROs & recyclers
• Traceability and reporting matrix setup

✅ Filing & Advisory

• Quarterly and annual filing on CPCB portal
• Ongoing audit support + renewal alerts

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Who Needs EPR Compliance?

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) compliance is not optional—it’s a legal mandate under CPCB rules for any entity that introduces plastic, packaging, or electronic products into the Indian market. If your business falls under any of the categories below, you are legally obligated to register for EPR and submit ongoing waste management reports.

1️⃣ Plastic Producers, Importers & Brand Owners (PIBOs)

If you manufacture, import, or market goods with plastic packaging—such as pouches, wrappers, films, or laminated materials—you must comply with India’s Plastic Waste Management Rules. This includes:

• Flexible and rigid packaging manufacturers
• Food and beverage brands using PET bottles
• Cosmetic, pharma, and personal care companies using shrink wraps or tubes

2️⃣ Electronics Manufacturers & Importers (E-Waste)

If your business deals with electronic or electrical goods—such as mobile phones, laptops, appliances, lighting, or medical devices—you are liable under E-Waste Management Rules. Compliance includes:

• EPR registration for e-waste
• Collection targets based on sales data
• Tie-ups with certified e-waste recyclers

3️⃣ E-commerce Marketplaces & Sellers

Whether you’re an aggregator or a direct seller, if your platform sells goods that generate packaging or electronic waste, you must ensure EPR registration and compliance. This applies to:

• Flipkart/Amazon sellers
• Multi-brand online storefronts
• Subscription box or home delivery services

4️⃣ FMCG, Beverage & Consumer Goods Brands

Fast-moving consumer goods companies—especially those in packaged foods, personal care, cleaning products, and household items—are among the largest contributors to post-consumer packaging waste. EPR compliance is mandatory to:

• Continue national distribution
• Avoid customs clearance delays
• Meet global ESG expectations

5️⃣ Retail Chains, Supermarkets & D2C Startups

Any retail business or direct-to-consumer brand that distributes packaged goods at scale is required to register for EPR. This includes:

• National/international retail chains
• Hypermarkets and grocery stores
• D2C startups using third-party logistics or e-commerce packaging

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Why Choose Prgenix?

✅ End-to-End Execution
From paperwork to portal filing to PRO linkage—we handle it all.

✅ Fast Turnaround
Get your CPCB registration in as fast as 10–14 business days.

✅ Regulatory Expertise
We stay ahead of legal updates to keep your filings airtight.

✅ Industry-Specific Filing
Whether it’s food packaging or electronics, our experts know your sector.

✅ Audit-Proof Reporting
Our documentation trail ensures zero issues during inspections or audits.

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Take the First Step Today

If your business touches plastic packaging, electronics, or post-consumer goods at any stage—manufacturing, branding, selling, or importing—you’re most likely required to file under EPR. Prgenix offers a free compliance consultation to assess your risk, audit your documentation, and offer a fast-track filing roadmap.

Looking to register fresh or update existing EPR documentation?

Free Downloads for EPR Compliance Filing

Get a ready-to-use checklist that includes:

• Required Documents for CPCB
• Collection & PRO Tie-Up Requirements
• Quarterly/annual reporting templates
• Common mistakes to avoid

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At Prgenix, we help businesses move from confusion to clarity with reliable, fast-track EPR compliance filing services. Whether you’re launching your product or scaling globally, our team ensures your sustainability and legal obligations are handled with zero compromise.