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We invite you to participate in the International Plastics Exhibition

We are excited to announce our participation in the International Plastics Exhibition at Bhrikuti Mandap, Kathmandu, Nepal. R Mech Machines LLP specializes in cutting-edge machinery and technology for the plastic manufacturing sector. Our team will be on-site to demonstrate how our advanced systems can enhance your production processes, improve efficiency, and drive sustainability in your business. Explore our offerings, including Pet Bottle Scrap Plastic Washing and Recycling Plants, Municipal Solid Waste Segregation Management, HDPE Scrap Film Washing Plants, and HDPE PP Article Scrap Washing Plants. Exhibition Details: Event: International Plastics Exhibition Venue: Bhrikuti Mandap, Kathmandu, Nepal Stall No: 67 Dates: 28th to 30th November 2024 We are committed to delivering top-quality products adhering to global standards such as ASTM, ANSI, API, and DIN. To confirm your attendance or for further inquiries, reach out to us at marketing@rmechmachines.com, info@rmechmachines.com, or call 9327320386, 9913648567 Stay updated by visiting our website www.rmechmachines.com. Read the full article

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Understanding EPR Registration Certificate for Plastic Waste

In the global pursuit of environmental sustainability, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) has emerged as a pivotal concept. One significant aspect of EPR is the registration process, particularly concerning plastic waste. Let's delve into what an EPR registration certificate for plastic waste entails and its implications for environmental stewardship.

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Comprehensive Guide to EPR Regulations in India

In the modern world, environmental sustainability is no longer a choice but a necessity. Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations in India have been introduced to ensure that businesses contribute to the environmentally sound management of their products throughout the product lifecycle. Fusion Compliance Services offers specialized solutions to help companies navigate the complexities of EPR compliance, ensuring they meet regulatory requirements and contribute to a sustainable future. This article delves into the EPR framework in India, the certification process, and how Fusion Compliance Services can assist you.

Understanding EPR Regulations in India

What are EPR Regulations?

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a policy approach that holds producers responsible for the entire lifecycle of their products, particularly for their take-back, recycling, and final disposal. EPR regulations in India are primarily aimed at reducing the environmental impact of products by ensuring that producers take responsibility for the waste generated from their products.

Objectives of EPR Regulations

Waste Reduction: Minimize the amount of waste generated from products.

Recycling and Reuse: Promote the recycling and reuse of materials to conserve natural resources.

Environmental Protection: Reduce the environmental impact of products throughout their lifecycle.

Producer Responsibility: Shift the responsibility of waste management from the government to the producers.

EPR Certificate

What is an EPR Certificate?

An EPR Certificate is a document that certifies a company’s compliance with EPR regulations. It is mandatory for certain categories of products, especially those that generate significant electronic or plastic waste. This certificate ensures that the company has a plan and system in place for the collection, recycling, and disposal of waste generated from their products.

Importance of an EPR Certificate

Regulatory Compliance: Ensures compliance with Indian environmental laws and regulations.

Market Access: Allows companies to legally sell their products in the Indian market.

Brand Image: Enhances the company’s reputation as an environmentally responsible organization.

Sustainability: Contributes to environmental sustainability by promoting responsible waste management.

EPR Registration

Process of EPR Registration

EPR Registration is the process by which producers, importers, and brand owners (PIBOs) register with the relevant authorities to comply with EPR regulations. The process involves several steps:

Application Submission: Submit an application to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) or the relevant State Pollution Control Board (SPCB).

Documentation: Provide necessary documents such as product details, waste management plan, and proof of previous compliance (if any).

Plan Approval: The waste management plan is reviewed and approved by the authorities.

Registration Certificate: Upon approval, a registration certificate is issued, allowing the company to operate under EPR regulations.

Key Requirements for EPR Registration

Product Information: Detailed information about the products and the waste generated.

Waste Management Plan: A comprehensive plan for the collection, recycling, and disposal of waste.

Compliance History: Proof of compliance with environmental regulations in the past (if applicable).

Financial Plan: Details of the financial resources allocated for waste management.

EPR Authorization in India

What is EPR Authorization?

EPR Authorization is the official approval granted by the CPCB or SPCB, allowing a company to manage its product waste under EPR regulations. This authorization is necessary for companies to legally manage and dispose of waste generated from their products.

Steps to Obtain EPR Authorization

Application Submission: Submit a detailed application along with the required documents.

Review Process: The authorities review the waste management plan and other submitted documents.

Site Inspection: In some cases, a site inspection may be conducted to verify the implementation of the waste management plan.

Authorization Grant: Upon successful review and inspection, EPR authorization is granted.

Benefits of EPR Authorization

Legal Compliance: Ensures that the company complies with all legal requirements.

Environmental Impact: Helps reduce the environmental impact of products through responsible waste management.

Reputation: Enhances the company’s reputation as an environmentally conscious organization.

Operational Efficiency: Streamlines waste management processes, leading to operational efficiency.

Fusion Compliance Services: Your Partner in EPR Compliance

At Fusion Compliance Services, we specialize in providing comprehensive solutions for EPR compliance in India. Our team of experts guides businesses through every step of the EPR certification and registration process, ensuring seamless compliance with Indian regulations.

Our Services

EPR Consultation: Provide expert advice on EPR regulations and compliance requirements.

Documentation Assistance: Help prepare and submit all necessary documents for EPR registration and authorization.

Waste Management Planning: Develop comprehensive waste management plans tailored to your business needs.

Application Submission: Manage the entire application process, from submission to approval.

Compliance Monitoring: Regularly monitor compliance status and provide updates to ensure ongoing adherence to EPR regulations.

Why Choose Fusion Compliance Services?

Expertise: Our team has extensive knowledge of EPR regulations and compliance processes.

Tailored Solutions: We offer customized solutions to meet the specific needs of your business.

End-to-End Support: We provide comprehensive support throughout the entire compliance process.

Efficiency: Our streamlined processes ensure timely and efficient EPR registration and authorization.

Conclusion

EPR regulations in India are crucial for promoting environmental sustainability and responsible waste management. Obtaining an EPR Certificate and Authorization is essential for businesses to comply with these regulations and contribute to a greener future. Fusion Compliance Services is your trusted partner in navigating the complexities of EPR compliance, providing expert guidance and support every step of the way.

For more information or to get started with your EPR compliance journey, contact Fusion Compliance Services today. Our team of experts is ready to assist you in achieving regulatory compliance and building a sustainable business.

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Solvent-Based Plastic Recycling | Paving the Way for a Circular Plastic Economy Revolution

The global solvent-based plastic recycling market size is expected to reach USD 965.10 million by 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The market is projected to expand at a CAGR of 5.9% from 2022 to 2030. Growing consumption of plastics has resulted in growing plastic waste which because of improper plastic waste management has become a global crisis. Solvent-based recycling of plastic waste is one of the innovative ways to solve this crisis. To remove impurities a selective solvent dissolution process is used to recover plastics of minimum standards suitable for reuse.

Solvent-based Plastic Recycling Market Report Highlights

The polystyrene product segment led the market with a revenue share of more than 47.7% in 2021 and is expected to maintain a healthy growth rate over the forecast period

Stringent regulations regarding single-use plastic ban across regions including Europe, North America, and Asia, are expected to fuel the growth of the industry

The growing demand for packaging and electrical & electronic products along with rising environmental concerns is expected to drive the demand for solvent-based plastic recycling in the electrical & electronics application segment

The packaging application led with the largest revenue share of more than 38.6% in 2021. Increasing applications of plastics in food, medical and protective packaging are expected to drive the segment during the forecast period

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Solvent-based processes can be useful in recycling plastics that are currently non-recyclable. Multilayer plastic materials are being used in many applications like electrical and electronic industries, and food and medical packaging. Globally about 100 million tons of multilayer plastics containing as many as twelve layers of varying polymers are produced each year. As recycling multilayer plastics is difficult almost all of that plastic ends up in landfills or incinerators. Solvent-based recycling can help solve this crisis by recycling multilayer plastics.

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Encorra Polymers

Encorra to support small scale plastic waste recycler across India with good quality raw material At Encorra Polymers, we've been dedicated to promoting sustainability for over 5 years. We believe that every business has the power to make a positive impact on our planet, and we're here to help you achieve that.

At Encorra Polymers, we've been dedicated to promoting sustainability for over 5 years. We believe that every business has the power to make a positive impact on our planet, and we're here to help you achieve that.

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Rekart can help to ensure that waste materials are processed following local regulations and environmental standards. This can help to minimize the risk of environmental pollution and other negative impacts associated with improper waste disposal.

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Stop plastic pollution from consuming our planet. Choose Recycling Hub to recycle your plastic waste.

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Optimize Your EPR-Plastic Compliance with Climeto!

Struggling with Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Compliance for Plastics? Climeto is your go-to expert for EPR-Plastic solutions. We offer comprehensive services to ensure your business meets all EPR regulations for plastic waste management.

Why choose Climeto?

✅ Efficient EPR-Plastic Registration ✅ Expert Guidance on EPR Compliance ✅ Custom Solutions for Plastic Waste Management

Stay compliant and contribute to a sustainable future with our tailored EPR-Plastic consulting services. Contact Climeto today to streamline your EPR-Plastic processes and achieve your environmental goals!     

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MIMT organised a Workshop on Mentoring Event: exhibition-cum-competition on prototype presentation in association with INSTITUTION’S INNOVATION COUNCIL (IIC) and YUKTI-National Innovation Repository (NIR) on 26.12.2022. In this workshop MBA students compete in teams created prototype. Around 25 teams presented their idea before judges. These ideas were built on Design thinking process; some of the ideas were E-Thekedaar for farming; vegan mouse, Anti sleep alarm for driver and students; e Mobile saloon; Plastic waste management; simplified wheel chair and various techno-based ideas. The ideas were judged on the Empathy, Sustainable Development Goals, Technological Readiness Level, Manufacturing Readiness Level and Investment Readiness Level. MBA students demonstrated their presentation skills, creativity, business ideation & innovation capacity, workable model building.

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The theme for #EarthDay 2020 is CLIMATE ACTION. The enormous challenge — but also the vast opportunities — of action on climate change have distinguished the issue as the most pressing topic for the 50th anniversary. #EarthDay2020 🌍💚 . At #JoselynDumasFoundation (Formerly known as #JCDFoundation ), it is our commitment to support existing efforts at enhancing the lives of Children of #Ghana and #Africa at large . A responsibility and contribution towards making a great and strong haven for the future of #NeedyChildren for #EveryChildMatters (Visit our website in bio for more information) . #RestorationDecade #ThinkLandscape #ClimateInaction #ClimateChange #ClimateAction #UNFCCC #GlobalGoals #ClimateAmbitions #UnitedNations #PlasticPollution #PlasticWasteManagement #ClimateFriendly #SustainableWorld #SustainableEconomy #SaveTheEarth #SaveThePlanet #SDG13 #RightsInTheLandscape #EnvironmentalPreservation #JoselynDumas #GlobalLandscapeForum #16WomenRestoringTheEarth https://www.instagram.com/p/B_TNy6rpvVp/?igshid=oyvf3fehq48g

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Laws related to Plastic Waste Management in India

This article on "Laws related to Plastic waste management in India" was written by Shudhi Malhotra, an intern at Legal Upanishad.

Introduction

Plastic waste is not biodegradable, unlike other types of waste like paper, food peels, leaves, etc., which can be broken down by bacteria or other living things. As a result, it lingers in the environment for hundreds (or perhaps thousands) of years. The proliferation of plastic debris in the environment is the main cause of plastic pollution. It can be separated into primary plastics, such as bottle caps and buds of cigarettes, and secondary plastics, which are created as primary plastics deteriorate. It was formerly believed that one of humanity's greatest discoveries was the polymer known as plastic.

The need for plastic waste management

- Plastic was created in 1907, and because it was more practical and affordable than other materials, it quickly found employment in a variety of aspects of daily life. - Plastic is utilized in a wide range of industries, including packaging, building, construction, transportation, industrial machinery, and health, among others, and is present in practically everything today, from our money to technological products. - However, the lack of enduring plastic waste management poses a major threat to the environment globally and the natural ecology (PWM). - In the absence of efficient PWM concentrating on the reuse, reduction, and recycling of plastic waste, plastic pollution has become a severe global threat. - The packaging sector is the main producer of 400 million tonnes of plastic trash produced annually by various manufacturing companies worldwide. A FICCI survey claims that 40% of India's packaging requirements have been satisfied on plastic. - The burden of managing plastic trash falls primarily on developing countries, however, both wealthy and developing nations are taking individual action. Laws related to plastic waste management? The Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for plastic packaging was recently made clear in the Plastic Waste Management (Amendment) Rules, 2022, which the Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Climate Change recently made public. - Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016 have been modified to expedite the ban on single-use plastics and encourage alternatives. - Extended Procedure Responsibility refers to a producer's duty to manage a product in an ecologically sound manner up until the end of its useful life. What is Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016? - The 2016 Plastic Waste Management Rules were announced on March 18. Carry bags, plastic sheets, multilayer packaging, etc. may be manufactured, imported, stored, distributed, sold, and used by these regulations. - For the first time, waste generators are now required to comply. Local government rules mandate that offices, businesses, and other significant producers of plastic garbage segregate the material at the source, deliver it, and pay a user fee. - Manufacturers are responsible for the treatment, recycling, reuse, or disposal of products after a consumer has used and disposed of them under the Extended Producers Responsibility (Under Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016) regulations.

Provisions under the New Rules

Category of plastics: - Category 1- This category will comprise rigid plastic packing. - Category 2- This category will comprise flexible plastic packaging that is formed of a single layer or a multilayer (more than one layer made of various kinds of plastic), plastic sheets and covers made of plastic sheets, carry bags, plastic sachets, or pouches. - Category 3- This category will include multi-layered plastic packaging that has at least one coating of plastic and at least one layer of another material. - Category 4- This includes carry bags made of biodegradable polymers as well as plastic sheets or the like that are used for packaging.

Plastic packing

To limit the use of new plastic material for packaging, the standards require the reuse of rigid plastic packaging materials. Further, reducing plastic use and promoting the recycling of plastic packaging waste will be the enforceable requirement of a minimum level of recycling of plastic packaging waste gathered under EPR.

Centralized online portal

- The government has also demanded that by the end of March 2022, the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) establish a centralized online portal for the registration and submission of annual returns by producers, importers, and brand-owners of plastic packaging waste. - In terms of orders and guidelines for the execution of EPR for plastic packaging under the 2016 Plastic Waste Management Rule, it would serve as the single-point data repository.

Environment compensation

- If producers, importers, and brand owners fail to meet their EPR targets, environmental compensation will be assessed based on the polluter pays principle intending to conserve and enhance environmental quality as well as prevent, maintain, and reduce environmental pollution. - Regardless of the motivation, the Polluter Pays Principle holds polluters accountable for damages and the cost of restoring the environment to its pre-pollution form.

What is the Significance of the Guidelines?

- It will encourage the creation of fresh plastic substitutes and give companies a road map for switching to environmentally friendly plastic packaging. - The recommendations offer a framework for enhancing the circular economy of waste plastic packaging. - By reusing, sharing, repairing, renovating, remanufacturing, and recycling materials, a closed-loop system is produced that reduces resource use, waste creation, pollution, and carbon emissions. - These are crucial actions for lowering pollution brought on by the nation's discarded plastic waste.- Every year, India produces roughly 3.4 million tonnes of plastic garbage. By 2024, the United Nations Development Program wants to virtually treble the number of Indian cities where it manages plastic garbageThe environment has been damaged by the proliferation of plastic waste, and marine ecosystems may also suffer greatly when this waste enters the sea.

Conclusion

The necessity to maintain a balance between economic expansion and environmental conservation grows as industrial activity increases. The idea of sustainable development is receiving more attention since it allows for the simultaneous achievement of both goals without compromising either one. Compliance with environmental standards also enhances the organization's brand image. In addition, there have been stricter laws and regulations governing waste management and environmental preservation. The requirement to operate sustainably will not tolerate any laxity. Organizations' ability to conduct business operations may also be suspended by the State if they violate the established norms. Organizations must approach the problems of waste management and environmental protection with efficiency if they are to avoid such penalties. They must also assist society as a whole in developing in a way that is long-term sustainable. Today's world demands that plastic waste be managed sustainably. Plastic can be converted from waste to a renewable resource if waste management instances are environmentally friendly. The management of plastic trash offers a special chance to support 14 of the 17 SDGs.

References

- Plastic waste management rules 2016 https://www.drishtiias.com/daily-updates/daily-news-analysis/plastic-waste-management-amendment-rules-2022 - Provision under the new guideline Ad·https://www.corpseed.com/plastic_waste/management Read the full article

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Encorra Polymers

Encorra to support small scale plastic waste recycler across India with good quality raw material At Encorra Polymers, we've been dedicated to promoting sustainability for over 5 years. We believe that every business has the power to make a positive impact on our planet, and we're here to help you achieve that.

At Encorra Polymers, we've been dedicated to promoting sustainability for over 5 years. We believe that every business has the power to make a positive impact on our planet, and we're here to help you achieve that.

Encorra Polymers