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EPR Guidelines

Categories Of E-Waste Under EPR

Information Technology Equipment
Category 1

Information Technology Equipment

Computers, servers, laptops, and IT peripherals.

Telecommunication Equipment
Category 2

Telecommunication Equipment

Mobile phones, networking gear, and telecom setups.

Consumer Electrical and Electronics
Category 3

Consumer Electrical and Electronics

Televisions, audio systems, and entertainment units.

Large and Small Electrical Equipment
Category 4

Large and Small Electrical Equipment

Home appliances, cooling devices, and smaller electronics.

Electrical and Electronic Tools
Category 5

Electrical and Electronic Tools

Drills, saws, sewing machines, and power tools.

Toys, Leisure, and Sports Equipment
Category 6

Toys, Leisure, and Sports Equipment

Electronic toys, gaming consoles, and smart sports gear.

Medical Devices
Category 7

Medical Devices

Diagnostic equipment, monitoring tools, and healthcare tech.

Laboratory Instruments
Category 8

Laboratory Instruments

Testing devices, analysis tools, and specialized lab equipment.

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CPCB Guidelines

India's EPR Roadmap for E-Waste

1. Registration

Every electronic producer, importer, and brand owner must register with the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under the E-Waste (Management) Rules.

2. Collection Targets

Mandatory collection of 30% of the e-waste generated by weight, gradually increasing to 70% by 2028 as per CPCB phase-wise targets.

3. Reporting & Audits

Quarterly returns, annual compliance reports, and third-party audits to ensure complete transparency and accountability across the e-waste value chain.

4. Extended Responsibility

Producers are responsible for the entire lifecycle—from collection and disassembly to recovery of precious metals, plastics, and safe disposal of hazardous fractions.

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The Process

From E-Waste to Resources

Scroll through our end-to-end e-waste recycling value chain.

1. Collection

Aggregating end-of-life electronics from consumers, businesses, and municipal collection centres across India.

Logistics

2. Sorting & Dismantling

Manual and automated segregation by category (IT, consumer, telecom) and safe removal of hazardous components.

Mechanical

3. Pre-Processing

Shredding, grinding, and separation of ferrous, non-ferrous, plastics, and precious metals via density & magnetic methods.

Material Recovery

4. Refining

Pyrometallurgy, hydrometallurgy, or bio-leaching to extract high-purity gold, silver, copper, and rare earth elements.

Chemical / Thermal

5. Circular Output

Refined metals, recycled plastics, and safe-to-landfill residues—closing the loop for electronics manufacturing.

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Value Creation

What We Recover

Precious Metals

Gold, silver, platinum, and palladium recovered from PCBs and connectors for re-use in new electronics.

Base Metals

Copper, aluminium, and steel from cables, frames, and motors, sent to secondary smelters.

Recycled Plastics

ABS, PC, and HIPS granules from casings and parts for new electronic housings and automotive components.

Battery Materials

Lithium, cobalt, nickel, and manganese from Li-ion batteries, critical for India's EV and energy storage ambitions.

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National Impact

India's E-Waste Challenge

India generates over 3.2 million tonnes of e-waste annually, making it the third-largest e-waste generator globally. With rapid digitization and a booming electronics market, EPR compliance is critical for resource security and environmental health.

Maharashtra 22% of e-waste
Tamil Nadu 17% of e-waste
Gujarat 14% of e-waste
Uttar Pradesh 10% of e-waste
60% Informal Sector (Currently handling plastic waste)
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2026 EPR?

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Why You Must Act Now (Lessons from 2025)

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Early Preparation is Key

Many PIBOs underestimated the time required to collect, validate, and categorize packaging data. Those who began early met deadlines with confidence.

💡 Engage data owners early

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Finance Teams Need Forecasting

EPR fees are now a measurable line item. Collaboration between sustainability, legal, and finance is critical.

💡 Align budgets & cycles

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Packaging Data Accuracy Matters

Many producers struggled with inaccurate weights or missing supplier data, leading to massive financial risks.

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Complex Portfolios Need Tailored Approaches

Multi-brand companies face challenges consolidating packaging data across varying material types and categories.

💡 Require a customized data model

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