Managing tyre waste under India’s Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework requires more than meeting regulatory obligations—it demands accurate documentation, timely reporting, and continuous compliance with the latest CPCB guidelines.
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is an environmental compliance framework that places responsibility on producers, importers, brand owners, and other stakeholders for the environmentally sound management of products after they reach the end of their useful life. The objective of EPR is to ensure that waste generated from products is collected, recycled, recovered, or disposed of responsibly, reducing its impact on the environment.
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for Tyre Waste is a regulatory framework introduced by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) to ensure the environmentally sound management of end-of-life tyres. It places the responsibility on obligated entities to collect, recycle, retread, and dispose of waste tyres through authorized channels.
EPR for Tyre Waste supports resource recovery, recycling, and circular economy practices, reducing landfill disposal and environmental pollution.Businesses that comply with the framework can meet their statutory obligations, strengthen ESG performance, and demonstrate responsible environmental stewardship.
Bias tyres are built for vehicles and heavy equipment that work in tough off-road conditions. They are designed to carry heavy loads and handle rough terrain, where strength and durability matter more than high-speed performance.
Radial tyres are the most common choice for passenger cars, SUVs, buses, and commercial vehicles because they offer better performance, durability, and fuel efficiency.
We assist businesses in obtaining CPCB Waste Tyre EPR Registration by preparing and verifying all required documentation, completing portal filings, and ensuring a smooth registration process.
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Maintaining compliance requires continuous monitoring of EPR targets and regulatory obligations. ARKCA helps businesses stay compliant by managing every aspect of their annual compliance requirements.
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The EPR for Tyre Waste framework utilizes a digital EPR certificate system, allowing producers and importers to transparently and compliantly meet their yearly recycling obligations. Certified tyre recyclers issue EPR certificates exclusively after processing acceptable waste tyres according to CPCB guidelines. These certificates are then uploaded to the CPCB EPR portal, where they can be transferred to obligated entities to assist them in achieving their annual EPR targets.
Businesses covered under Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for Tyre Waste must comply with CPCB regulations for registration, recycling target fulfilment, EPR certificate management, and annual compliance reporting. Failure to meet these obligations can lead to legal action, financial penalties, and restrictions on business operations. Proper compliance management helps businesses avoid regulatory disputes and maintain uninterrupted operations.
EPR Surrender for Tyre Waste is the formal process of cancelling an EPR registration with the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) when a business permanently stops manufacturing, importing, or selling tyres in India, or when a change in business ownership requires a fresh registration. Before the surrender request is approved, the business must fulfil all pending EPR obligations, complete compliance filings, and clear any outstanding regulatory dues.
