Extended Producer Responsibility registration is the legal foundation for operating in any notified waste category in India. We file, follow up, and deliver the certificate — while you keep running the business.
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Every producer, importer, and brand owner (PIBO) that places a notified product on the Indian market must register under Extended Producer Responsibility and take responsibility for its post-consumer waste. In practice, registration lives across three separate CPCB portals — one each for plastic packaging, batteries, and e-waste — plus notifications for tyres and used oil. Each has its own login, its own document checklist, and its own review cadence.
That fragmentation is where most applications stall. A missing undertaking, a mismatched GST detail, or a category selected incorrectly can push a file back weeks. We run a pre-filing gap analysis first, so the application that reaches CPCB is clean — then we manage the portal entries, respond to officer queries, and see the certificate through to issue.
CPCB typically reviews a complete application within 15 to 30 working days; our first-time turnaround is usually around six weeks once documents are ready. You work with one compliance lead from the first document check to final onboarding — no handoffs, no vendor-tossing.
We confirm which rules apply to you — batteries, e-waste, plastic packaging, tyres, or several at once — and the exact registration path for each.
A gap analysis against the current CPCB checklist. We fix mismatches before filing, not after a rejection.
We complete the portal entries, submit, and respond to every officer query and clarification until approval.
We hand over the certificate, set up your portal access, and train your team on what happens next.
Any producer, importer, or brand owner that manufactures, imports, or brands a product falling under a notified category — plastic packaging, batteries, e-waste, tyres, or used oil — and crosses the threshold quantity is legally required to register with CPCB.
CPCB generally reviews a complete application within 15 to 30 working days. Real-world turnaround is often longer if documents need rework. Srishti's typical first-time turnaround is around six weeks once your documents are ready.
Yes, if your obligations span more than one category. Plastic packaging, batteries, and e-waste each have a separate CPCB portal. We file and manage all applicable registrations under a single engagement.
Registration is the start of a multi-year obligation — annual returns, target fulfilment, and portal upkeep. We can continue that on an ongoing retainer, or train your team to run it in-house.
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The earlier you bring us in, the cleaner the file goes through.
