Background
Under the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations, manufacturers and importers of electronic and plastic products are legally responsible for the proper disposal and recycling of their waste. This is a complex and often-overlooked requirement, with non-compliance leading to significant penalties and reputational damage.
JPARKS INDIA provides end-to-end EPR registration and compliance support, enabling businesses to meet their environmental obligations and focus on their core operations.
Client Profile
Consumer Electronics Brand
- Challenge: An Indian company importing electronic gadgets needed to comply with the new EPR rules for e-waste. They were unfamiliar with the registration process and reporting requirements.
- Goal: Secure EPR registration and set up a robust system for ongoing compliance to avoid penalties.
- JPARKS Role: We handled the entire registration process with the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), including documentation and submission. We also provided a clear framework for their waste management, ensuring timely reporting.
Outcome: The client achieved full EPR compliance, securing their market position and building a reputation as an environmentally responsible brand.
Challenges Addressed
- Regulatory Compliance: Navigating complex and evolving EPR rules.
- Documentation & Reporting: The need for detailed and accurate reporting to the CPCB.
- Operational Complexity: Establishing a system for waste collection and recycling.
JPARKS INDIA’s Role
- Managed end-to-end EPR registration with the CPCB.
- Developed a tailored waste management and compliance plan.
- Provided advisory on plastic waste and e-waste handling.
- Ensured all reporting requirements were met accurately and on time.
Results
- Full Compliance: The client met all legal requirements and avoided penalties.
- Operational Efficiency: A clear, streamlined process for managing environmental responsibilities.
- Enhanced Reputation: The brand was positioned as a leader in sustainable practices.