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Role of Plastic Waste Management Services in Backing PIBOs

The Plastic Waste Management rules aim to reduce waste generated by single-use plastics effectively. These rules establish important compliance measures for PIBOs, which include Producers, Importers, and Brand Owners.

Producers, brand owners, and importers who generate plastic waste have a legal obligation to adhere to the norms and guidelines of the State Pollution Control Board (SPCB). The objective is to mitigate environmental hazards by implementing compliance measures and reducing plastic waste generation nationwide.

This blog provides a comprehensive analysis of the compliances associated with plastic waste management. We will even throw some light on the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), EPR Services, EPR Credit, EPR Certificate, PWP Certificate, EPR Registration, EPR Plastic, Plastic Recycling, and EPR Trading.

Rationale for Implementing the Plastic Waste Management Regulations in India

Implementing Plastic Waste Management rules in India addresses the longstanding issue of escalating post-consumer plastic waste. The government has taken significant measures to combat this problem, such as entrusting PIBOs with the responsibility of eco-friendly screening and handling of plastic waste.

A tangible framework for plastic waste accumulation has been facilitated through EPR, with waste collection targets being implemented and amended periodically. Transparency is a key focus, ensuring accountability in the procurement, transportation, processing, storage, and disposal of plastic waste.

Compliances for Plastic Waste Management in PIBOs

Producers must obtain authorization from the State Pollution Control Board (SPCB) to comply with plastic waste management regulations by submitting Form 1.

Compliance Requirements for Waste Generators under the PWM Rules

1. A waste generator is required to take measures to minimize the plastic waste generated and to segregate waste at the source following the Solid Waste Management Rules of 2000.

2. Waste generators must refrain from littering plastic waste and instead ensure the waste is stored separately at the source. This sorted waste should then be channelled to a local urban agency, gram panchayat, or registered waste pickers, recyclers, or waste collection units.

3. As per explicit Municipal Solid Waste (Management and Handling) Rules of 2000, as provided by S.O 908(E) dated 25/09/2000 under the relevant Act, institutional plastic waste generators are required to segregate and store their waste appropriately. Subsequently, they must then direct the sorted waste to certified waste treatment or disposal facilities, either through their own means or by engaging certified waste collection services.

4. All waste generators are required to remit the designated fees to the local authority for the purpose of plastic waste management.

5. All event organizers who serve food in plastic at open spaces are required to properly segregate and manage the waste according to the Municipal Solid Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2000.

Compliance with Plastic Waste Management Regulations for PIBOs and Waste Generators

1. Producers are responsible for establishing, within six months, modalities for an Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) waste accumulation system. This system should involve the State Urban Development Departments individually or jointly through their distribution channels or the relevant local body.

2. PIBOS (Producers, Importers, Brand Owners, and Producers, Importers, Brand Owners, and Suppliers) have a crucial responsibility for the collection of used multilayered plastic sachets or pouches that are released into the market. It is necessary for them to establish an effective system to gather and manage the plastic waste resulting from their products. This comprehensive plan should be submitted to the State Pollution Control Board (SPCB) when applying for Consent to Establish (CTE), Operate, or Renewal.

3. Brand owners whose consent has been renewed before the release of these rules must provide a plan within one year of the rules' release date and every two years thereafter.

4. Production and utilization of non-recyclable multilayered plastic must be completely discontinued within a two-year timeframe.

5. Within a three-month timeframe from the official release of the regulations through the Official Gazette, the manufacturer is required to apply to the State Pollution Control Board (SPCB) or the State Pollution Control Board (SPCB) for the purpose of obtaining registration.

6. After six months from the final release date of such rules, it is prohibited for any producer to manufacture or utilize any plastic without registration.

7. Producers are required to maintain records of individuals involved in the supply of plastic-based raw materials to produce plastic sheets, carry bags, or multilayered packaging.

Key Takeaways

The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) is actively working towards a circular economy to address the environmental crisis from plastic waste and foster sustainable practices among Plastic Item-Based Industries (PIBOs).

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"Polish presidency of the EU Council announced breakthrough in early hours after marathon overnight talks on food waste reduction targets and measures to limit a throwaway clothing culture.

The EU has set its first ever legally binding targets for member states to cut food waste, with lawmakers agreeing on a 30% cut across retailers, restaurants, caterers and households by the end of the decade.

For food processors and manufacturers, the 2030 goal is a 10% reduction, with both targets based on the average in the three years to 2023. EU estimates suggest that over 59 million tonnes of food is shovelled into dustbins every year, representing a loss of €132 billion.

Reforms to the EU’s waste framework directive, agreed this morning [February 19, 2025] after a marathon negotiating session behind closed doors between MEPs and government delegates, also target the textiles industry.

New harmonised rules on extended producer responsibility (EPR) mean textile producers and fashion brands will have to pay a fee to help fund waste collection, sorting and recycling, based on how circular and sustainable their products are.

In a measure directly targeting ‘fast fashion’ practices such as cheap, almost disposable clothes from online platforms, EU governments are also empowered to adapt these fees based on the durability of garments.

“The rapidly growing e-commerce market brings many opportunities, but also represents a significant challenge, especially in terms of environmental protection,” the agreed text runs.

The legislation gives leeway to penalise aggressive marketing strategies that encourage clothes to be discarded before they are worn out, practices that according to the legislation are “likely resulting in an overconsumption of textile products and, consequently, an overgeneration of waste”.

Criteria that can be considered include the width of the product range offered by a retailer, and the provision or lack of a repair services and incentives.

Anti-waste campaigners welcomed EU action, but were disappointed by the level of ambition reflected in the headline targets.

“The EU and its member states committed to the UN Sustainable Development Goals 10 years ago, including a 50% reduction of food waste across the entire supply chain,” said Theresa Mörsen, a policy officer at the Brussels-based NGO Zero Waste Europe...

The agreement is provisional, subject to a rubber stamp from government ministers at an EU Council summit – a procedure which is normally a formality."

-via EuroNews, February 19, 2025

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Extended Producer Responsibility Authorization

Even though a producer responsibility system has been in place since 1997, it still needs to pay for the entire price of packaging trash disposal. The reforms will ensure package manufacturers pay for waste management and recycling services. To discuss its answer to the EPR -: Extended Producer Responsibility Consultation- with stakeholders from across the waste sector.

What are the main points?

Household waste package disposal expenses will no longer be borne by the government thanks to the EPR; instead, they will be borne by the packaging manufacturers. The goal is to enhance the use of sustainable packaging, minimize the amount of packaging used by companies, and reduce the amount of trash generated. The intention is to make recycling simpler for families by improving the labeling of recyclable packaging. There will be standardized, legible labels as part of this process.

Producer contributions will fund expanded home recycling collection options, including plastic film and flexible packaging that are not presently collected. Because of this, recycling collection efforts may be standardized nationwide. Vasoo Recycle is to ensure that proper waste management and sustainable development are given top billing.

The E-waste Management Rules 2016 apply to anyone who creates, uses, buys, sells, transfers, purchases, collects, stores, dismantles, or processes e-waste or electrical and electronic equipment listed in Schedule I, or any of their components, consumables, parts, or spares, with the following exceptions:

By the Batteries (Management and Handling) Rules established by the Act, used lead acid batteries,

Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSME) Act of 2006

Radioactive wastes are governed by the laws enacted in 1962 under the Atomic Energy Act.

Important Meaning-

Extended Producer obligation is a term that describes the obligation placed on any maker of electrical or electronic equipment for properly channeling e-waste and treating trash in an ecologically responsible manner. Extended Producer Responsibility might involve adopting a take-back system, setting up collection centers, or both, and having agreed-upon agreements with a certified dismantler or recycler, individually or collectively, through a Producer Responsibility Organization. This type of responsibility can also be referred to as extended product responsibility.

When a producer receives authorization from the Central Pollution Control Board to handle EPR by the implementation plans and targets specified in such authorization, including information about the Producer Responsibility Organization or Authorized Recycler and e-waste exchange, as applicable, the term "Extended Producer Responsibility - Authorisation" is used to describe the arrangement.

Enhanced Producer Liability This permission extends to the following individuals:

Producer

Importer

Manufacturer

Dealer

EPR Authorization is not applicable under E-waste Management Rules 2016.

Appliances, both electrical and electronic, as well as their parts, that are not explicitly specified in Schedule I

Importation of electrical and electronic appliances for producers who have been granted EPR Authorization.

Import of spares (both old and new) from the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) by the actual use for the aim of having the warranty replaced.

If a Bulk Consumer is importing products for captive use

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Entities Required to epr Registration For Plastic Waste

Plastic waste management has become a pressing global issue, demanding immediate attention and effective solutions. In India, the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regime was introduced as a crucial step towards ensuring responsible handling and disposal of plastic packaging waste. The EPR framework places the responsibility on producers, importers, and brand owners to manage the life cycle of their plastic products, including recycling, re-use, or proper end-of-life disposal. To streamline the implementation of EPR, the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change in India has mandated the registration of these entities on the centralized EPR portal developed by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).

Entities Required to EPR Registration For Plastic Waste

The EPR registration process on the centralized EPR portal applies to the following entities:

Producer: Manufacturers of plastic products or packaging materials are obligated to register for EPR certification. This includes entities involved in the production of plastic items and packaging materials, irrespective of their scale of operation.

Importer: Importers of plastic products or packaging materials are also required to register for EPR certification. This ensures that even imported plastic items are subject to responsible waste management practices.

Brand Owner: Companies or individuals owning the brand under which the plastic products or packaging materials are marketed are responsible for EPR registration. Brand owners play a critical role in ensuring the proper disposal and management of their branded plastic items.

Plastic Waste Processor: Entities engaged in the processing of plastic waste, including recycling, waste-to-energy conversion, waste-to-oil processes, and industrial composting, are mandated to register for EPR certification. These processors play a pivotal role in ensuring the sustainable handling and treatment of plastic waste.

Responsibilities of Producers, Importers, Brand Owners, and Plastic Waste Processors

Under the EPR regime, the registered entities have several responsibilities to fulfill:

Proper Waste Management: Producers, importers, and brand owners must take responsibility for the effective management of their plastic packaging waste. This includes implementing recycling, re-use, and appropriate end-of-life disposal methods such as co-processing, waste-to-energy, plastic-to-oil, roadmaking, or industrial composting.

Compliance with Guidelines: Registered entities are required to adhere to the Guidelines on Extended Producer Responsibility for Plastic Packaging, as notified in the Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016. These guidelines provide a framework for sustainable plastic waste management practices.

Reporting and Documentation: EPR registrants must maintain proper records, submit regular reports, and document their waste management activities. This ensures transparency and accountability in the handling and treatment of plastic waste.

Benefits of EPR Registration

The EPR registration process offers several benefits to both the environment and the registered entities:

Environmental Conservation: By implementing effective waste management practices, EPR registration contributes to the conservation of the environment, reducing the harmful impact of plastic waste on ecosystems and natural resources.

Compliance with Regulations: EPR registration ensures compliance with the Plastic Waste Management Rules and relevant guidelines, enabling businesses to operate within the legal framework and avoid penalties or legal consequences.

Sustainable Brand Image: Demonstrating a commitment to responsible waste management enhances the brand image of registered entities. Aleph India is a leading consulting and certification firm based in India that provides a range of services related to product certification, testing, and inspection.

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The Ultimate Guide to Zero Waste: Simple Steps to a Cleaner Planet

Why Zero Waste Matters More Than Ever

Let’s be real—our planet is drowning in trash. Landfills are overflowing, plastic is choking our oceans, and fast fashion? It’s an environmental nightmare. But here’s the good news: we can do something about it.

March 30th is International Zero Waste Day, a global wake-up call to rethink the way we consume and dispose of things. So, are you ready to make a real difference? Let’s dive into what zero waste is all about and how you can join the movement!

The Waste Crisis: The Hard Truth (And Why It’s Time to Act)

Every year, we dump billions of tons of waste into the environment. And guess what? It’s getting worse.

By 2050, municipal solid waste could hit a whopping 3.8 billion tons if we don’t change course.

2.7 billion people still don’t have proper waste collection. Imagine all that trash just sitting there.

The fashion industry alone is responsible for 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Yikes.

Every single second, a garbage truck’s worth of clothes gets burned or buried in landfills.

The textile industry gulps down 215 trillion liters of water every year. That’s a lot of wasted H2O.

We can’t afford to keep living like this. So, what can we do? Let’s start by tackling one of the biggest culprits: fashion.

Fashion’s Dirty Little Secret: Your Clothes Might Be Polluting the Planet

Yep, that cute $10 t-shirt you bought last week? It has a hidden cost. The fast fashion industry is a major contributor to pollution, and we’re all part of the problem. But the good news? We can also be part of the solution.

Here’s how to make your wardrobe more sustainable:

Buy Less, Choose Better – Invest in quality pieces that last instead of cheap, throwaway fashion.

Repair & Repurpose – Got a tear? Fix it. Outgrown a piece? Upcycle it into something new.

Shop Second-Hand – Thrift stores and clothing swaps are gold mines for unique finds.

Support Ethical Brands – Look for companies that use sustainable materials and fair labor practices.

Fun fact: If you double the life of your clothes, you can cut their carbon footprint by 44%. That’s huge!

Zero Waste Living: Small Changes, Big Impact

The idea of going “zero waste” might sound extreme, but it’s really about making simple swaps that add up over time. Here are some easy ways to cut down on waste:

Ditch Single-Use Plastics – Reusable water bottles, coffee cups, and shopping bags are your new best friends.

Compost Your Food Scraps – Less waste in landfills, more nutrients for the soil. Win-win.

Choose Better Packaging – Look for products with biodegradable or recyclable packaging.

Refill, Don’t Repurchase – Many stores now have refill stations for shampoo, detergent, and even snacks.

Swap Disposable for Reusable – Stainless steel straws, cloth napkins, and silicone food bags are game-changers.

These little shifts might not seem like much, but trust me—they make a massive difference.

The Big Picture: How Businesses & Governments Can Step Up

Let’s be honest—consumers can only do so much. Big businesses and governments need to step up too. Here’s how they can help:

Businesses Should:

Design products that last (instead of ones that break in a year).

Switch to circular business models, where items get reused, repaired, or recycled.

Invest in sustainable materials and reduce waste from production.

Governments Must:

Hold companies accountable with Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws.

Regulate toxic chemicals in manufacturing.

Invest in better recycling infrastructure.

If businesses and policymakers do their part, we’ll have a much better shot at tackling this crisis.

International Zero Waste Day: A Global Call to Action

Every year on March 30th, the world comes together to shine a spotlight on zero waste. This initiative, led by the United Nations, supports the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, particularly these two key goals:

SDG 11: Making cities and communities sustainable.

SDG 12: Ensuring responsible consumption and production.

Governments, businesses, and everyday people (like you!) are encouraged to take action against waste. And guess what? It starts with small, everyday choices.

Ready to Join the Zero Waste Movement? Here’s How You Can Start

You don’t need to be perfect. Just start somewhere. Here are a few easy ways to reduce waste in your daily life:

✅ Say no to single-use plastics ✅ Compost your food scraps ✅ Support brands that prioritize sustainability ✅ Spread awareness—talk to friends and family about zero waste ✅ Take the Zero Waste Pledge and commit to small but meaningful changes

🌍 Together, we can create a world where waste is minimized, resources are valued, and our planet thrives. 🌍

Ready to take action? Pledge to reduce waste today!

Final Thoughts: Let’s Be Part of the Solution

We can’t ignore the waste crisis any longer. But instead of feeling overwhelmed, let’s take action—one step at a time. Whether it’s swapping out plastic bags for reusable ones, repairing your clothes, or encouraging businesses to be more sustainable, every effort counts.

Let’s stand together for zero waste and a healthier planet.

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EPR Registration for Plastic Waste Management in India

Plastic waste has become a significant environmental challenge worldwide. In India, managing plastic waste responsibly is a priority, and companies involved in the production, use, or handling of plastic packaging must comply with EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) Registration.

EPR registration ensures that businesses take responsibility for the collection, recycling, and proper disposal of plastic waste generated from their products. Let’s dive into what EPR registration means, why it’s important, and how Standphill India can help you register effortlessly and at the most affordable cost.

What is EPR Registration?

EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) is a regulatory framework under the Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016, amended in 2022. It mandates producers, importers, and brand owners (PIBOs) to ensure environmentally responsible disposal of plastic waste associated with their products.

This means businesses must create systems for the collection, recycling, and reuse of plastic waste, ensuring compliance with Indian environmental laws.

Who Needs EPR Registration?

EPR registration is mandatory for:

Producers: Companies manufacturing plastic products or packaging materials.

Importers: Businesses importing plastic products or goods with plastic packaging.

Brand Owners: Companies selling goods under their brand using plastic packaging.

Benefits of EPR Registration

Environmental Compliance: Helps companies meet legal obligations under Indian regulations.

Reputation Building: Demonstrates commitment to sustainability and eco-friendliness.

Market Access: Ensures smooth operations and avoids legal penalties.

Resource Optimization: Encourages recycling and reuse, reducing environmental impact.

How to Get EPR Registration in India?

The process involves:

Application Submission: Submit details about your business and plastic waste usage.

Plan Approval: Develop and present a waste management plan.

Annual Reporting: Commit to regular updates on your waste management efforts.

Navigating this process can be complex, but with expert guidance from Standphill India, you can streamline it efficiently.

Why Choose Standphill India?

Standphill India is a trusted name for EPR registration and BIS certification consultancy. With years of experience, they provide comprehensive and cost-effective solutions for businesses to meet regulatory requirements.

Why Standphill India is the Best Choice:

Affordable Pricing: The most competitive rates in the industry.

Expert Guidance: End-to-end support from application to approval.

Quick Processing: Minimize delays and ensure timely compliance.

Trusted Partner: A proven track record of helping businesses with certifications.

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How EPR Services are Significant for Circular Economy Initiatives

Environmental change has been a concern for the Indian government, and it has introduced several campaigns to combat the situation.

One campaign in this pursuit that has gained momentum recently is plastic waste management, for which the government has put in efforts to create awareness across all levels, from producers to end consumers.

The aim is to achieve a plastic circular economy by encouraging the use of recyclable plastic products that can be transformed into different usable products after plastic recycling.

Single-Use Plastic and Linear Economy

Earlier, when single-use plastic was the only choice, there was a linear economy where the waste accumulated in dumping grounds at the end and stayed there for decades.

This is because single-use plastic does not disintegrate and pollutes water, air and soil excessively, further leading to environmental concerns.

Introduction of Recyclable Plastic

The introduction of recyclable plastic is an endeavour to reduce the accumulation of waste. Instead, it collects and recycles the waste to obtain products in different forms, which are again introduced into the cycle.

Sustainability is at the core of plastic usage and extended producer responsibility, a policy that governs the recycling processes and waste collection from various resources along with the technology used in recycling.

Advantages and Procedures of Circular Economy

The circular economy involves manufacturing and discarding plastic products by repairing, recycling, reusing, and reusing materials in all possible forms. This ensures minimal waste generation and maximum resource conservation in the long run.

This approach is also an excellent asset for businesses as it helps improve resource utilization and minimize environmental impact, leading to economic independence and better efficiency. Also, companies with PWP Certificates have a positive brand image, allowing them to connect with customers as responsible brands.

EPR is a policy that holds the producer, importer, and brand owners responsible for removing the plastic they have introduced in the cycle. This means the organization must collaborate with agencies offering EPR Services. Here are some vital procedures involved that enterprises need to be aware of for better implementation:

o Product lifecycle: Recyclable plastic is an innovation set to transform lives and have a significant positive impact in the long run. The product lifecycle is increased manifold since one product is reused repeatedly in different forms.

o Resource optimization: Sustainability is a core value for businesses today. They desire to use renewable resources wherever possible, which ensures minimal resource consumption. This attempt is also reflected in the production process, which turns out to be more efficient and practical.

o Combined consumption: Recycling has emerged as a popular choice among businesses from all sectors, leading to reduced individual ownership. Companies that cannot set up in-house recycling units can collaborate with agencies that have an EPR Certificate and are equipped with the latest recycling technology for the best output.

o Saving virgin resources: Plastic products are recycled and reused, which saves virgin resources. In the future, this will have a significant positive impact on the environment and living beings.

Four Strong and Robust Pillars of Circular Economy

When discussing plastic waste recycling, four pillars of the circular economy guarantee successful implementation with the least effort. Below are the details of the pillars that businesses are considering and evaluating when they take up EPR trading:

o Recyclable plastic and its services are not restricted to product introduction, usage, and management. Companies have ventured into specialized recycling services.

o As many organizations are adopting waste recycling, there has been a movement towards renewable energy sources and recyclable raw materials, facilitating minimal environmental impact.

o Companies are collaborating for services to achieve the best outputs with top-notch expertise and the latest technology. Thus, not every company needs to invest in a recycling plant. Instead, they can collaborate with an agency that specializes in EPR and use EPR credit to claim the benefits that the government offers for successful recycling,

o The circular plastic economy has allowed businesses to prioritize durability, reuse, and repair of waste, ultimately extending the product lifespan and reducing dependence on raw material procurement from different resources.

How EPR Services Significantly Impact Circular Economy

EPR policy serves as an instrument to attain a thriving circular economy where producers, manufacturers and importers are ready to take responsibility for plastic products, which makes them accountable for the long-term impact on the environment. This policy was voluntary, and businesses could opt in or evade recycling.

However, considering the severity of the situation, the Indian government has now made it a mandate. Though there is an option for collaboration with agencies, successful implementation is now rewarded with incentives and a positive brand image.

There are several stakeholders in the circular economy, including producers, end-consumers, waste collectors, recycling agencies and government authorities.

Enablement and Implementation of EPR Services in India

With rigorous attempts from the government, EPR as a policy needs to have stringent regulatory frameworks to standardize the recycling processes across all sectors.

Infrastructure development, technology advancements, and stakeholder engagement are the current endeavours that must be achieved to reach the target.

The government has improvised the policy with new guidelines, which makes it necessary to meet the standards. Now, organizations need to apply for registration before they practice recycling, and for this, proper documentation, analytics, strategies, and a recycling plan need to be submitted.

The governing authorities evaluate the application, and the license is granted only when the organization successfully meets the criteria. Even after certification, regular inspections check if the processes are followed per guidelines.

Key Takeaways

Now that we have discussed the significance of EPR services for the circular economy, the pathway is still long, and all stakeholders must put in their best efforts to make it successful. As end-consumers, we must responsibly dispose of plastic waste so that waste collectors and aggregators find it easy.

One small step will significantly impact the success of achieving a circular economy. Businesses should come forward and join the movement and gain additional benefits like economic incentives, enhanced efficiency, and resource conservation.

So, Nirmal Vasundhara is an emerging EPR services provider with the best expertise and technology by the EPR regulations. We are committed to reducing waste by efficiently recycling it at our state-of-the-art establishments. We aim to be part of the waste recycling campaign, contribute our bit to a sustainable future, and create a beautiful, healthy environment for future generations.

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