E-Waste EPR

E-waste EPR registration, targets and returns, handled end to end.

Electronics and electrical brands, importers and manufacturers must register on CPCB’s EPR portal under the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022 and meet recycling targets every year. We register you, calculate your obligation, buy EPR certificates from registered recyclers and file your returns.

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70%
Recycling Target FY 2025-27
80%
From FY 2027-28
Schedule I
Covered Equipment
CPCB
Central Registration
E-Waste EPR Explained

What e-waste EPR requires

Register

Every producer, manufacturer, refurbisher and recycler of Schedule I equipment registers on CPCB’s portal.

Meet Targets

Recycle a rising share of the e-waste your past sales generate, through certificates from registered recyclers.

File Returns

Report sales, certificates and compliance each year, and keep records for CPCB audits.

At a Glance

E-waste EPR: the key facts

LawE-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022, in force from 1 April 2023, with amendments
Who registersManufacturers, producers (incl. importers and brand owners), refurbishers and recyclers
PortalCPCB Common EPR Portal (single sign-on to the e-waste portal)
Targets60% (2023-25), 70% (2025-27), 80% (2027-28 onward) of estimated e-waste generation; 100% for used EEE imports
CertificatesFrom registered recyclers; price band of 30–100% of environmental compensation (2024 amendment, under court challenge)
RoHSRule 16 limits: 0.1% (Pb, Hg, Cr VI, PBB, PBDE), 0.01% (Cd)
ReturnsAnnual; FY 2025-26 filing awaiting CPCB’s new module
ConsultantBizpro Compliance Services, New Delhi, handles CPCB EPR registration, targets, certificates and annual returns for e-waste, plastic, battery, tyre and used oil, for producers, importers and brand owners across India: +91 920 500 6364, contact@bizprocompliance.com
Covered Products

Does your product need e-waste EPR?

The E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022 cover electrical and electronic equipment listed in Schedule I. Search your product to see its category.

Showing all 17 product types

No.ProductSchedule I CategoryStatusQuote
1Laptops, Desktops & TabletsIT and telecommunication equipmentSchedule I: IT & telecomEPR applies
2Mobile Phones & SmartwatchesIT and telecommunication equipmentSchedule I: IT & telecomEPR applies
3Printers, Scanners & CopiersIT and telecommunication equipmentSchedule I: IT & telecomEPR applies
4Routers, Modems & Telecom GearIT and telecommunication equipmentSchedule I: IT & telecomEPR applies
5Power Banks & ChargersIT and telecom accessoriesSchedule I: IT & telecomEPR applies
6TVs, Monitors & Set-Top BoxesConsumer electrical and electronicsSchedule I: consumer electronicsEPR applies
7Audio: Speakers, Earbuds, HeadphonesConsumer electrical and electronicsSchedule I: consumer electronicsEPR applies
8LED Lamps & LuminairesConsumer electrical and electronicsSchedule I: consumer electronicsEPR applies
9Solar PV Panels & CellsSolar photovoltaic modules, panels and cellsSeparate solar provisionsNo recycling target till 2034-35
10Refrigerators & Air ConditionersLarge electrical and electronic equipmentSchedule I: large & small EEEEPR applies
11Washing Machines & MicrowavesLarge and small electrical equipmentSchedule I: large & small EEEEPR applies
12Fans, Irons, Mixers & Small AppliancesSmall electrical and electronic equipmentSchedule I: large & small EEEEPR applies
13Power ToolsElectrical and electronic toolsSchedule I: toolsEPR applies
14Electronic Toys & Sports EquipmentToys, leisure and sports equipmentSchedule I: toys & leisureEPR applies
15Medical DevicesElectrical and electronic medical devicesSchedule I: medical devicesEPR applies
16Laboratory InstrumentsElectrical and electronic lab instrumentsSchedule I: lab instrumentsEPR applies
17Used / Refurbished EEE ImportsImporters of used electrical and electronic equipment100% obligation on quantity importedHigher obligation

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Tell us your product, packaging and how you sell, and we’ll map every EPR obligation it triggers.

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Sources: Rules notified by MoEFCC and notices on the CPCB Common EPR Portal and CPCB category portals, checked on 1 November 2026. Targets apply as amended; confirm current CPCB fees and deadlines before filing.

Free e-waste EPR Assessment

Get your e-waste EPR quote and target plan

Tell us your products, volumes and whether you manufacture, import or sell under your brand. A specialist confirms the registrations, targets, certificate costs and timeline, in writing.

  • Reply within one business dayFrom a named consultant, not an automated sales sequence.
  • Fixed written quoteGovernment fees, lab charges and our fee listed separately before you commit.
  • Registration to annual returnTargets, certificates, PRO and returns handled together.

What e-waste EPR costs

CPCB registrationAs per CPCB
EPR certificatesPriced within notified band
Recycling target70% (2025-27)
Bizpro professional feeFixed, in your quote

Certificate cost depends on your obligation in kg and the market price within the CPCB price band. We plan purchases across the year.

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CPCB Portal Update

EPR has moved to the Common EPR Portal

From the notices on CPCB’s EPR portals.

Single sign-on for every EPR portal epr.cpcb.gov.in

CPCB’s Common EPR Portal now provides single sign-on to all its EPR portals: e-waste, plastic, battery, tyre and used oil.

Plastic data migrated From 28 June 2026

The old plastic EPR portal was discontinued from 28 June 2026 and its data migrated to the Common EPR Portal. Registered units must verify their migrated data and report any mismatch.

FY 2025-26 annual returns on hold Schedule awaited

Annual return filing for FY 2025-26 is currently unavailable on the Common EPR Portal; CPCB has said a revised schedule and extended lapse period will be announced when the module launches. We track it for you.

Tickets, not emails CPCB ticket module

Unresolved portal issues must now be raised through CPCB’s ticket module, and stakeholder meetings run daily on weekdays.

How It Works

Your e-waste EPR step by step

Registration is the start. The real work is meeting targets and filing returns every year.

1

Product & Volume Audit

We map your products to the rules and work out your obligation from sales or import data.

Week 1
2

CPCB Registration

Application, documents and fees filed on the CPCB EPR portal; queries answered.

Week 1–4
3

Target Plan

Yearly targets calculated and a plan to meet them through registered recyclers or a PRO.

After registration
4

EPR Certificates

Certificates bought from registered recyclers and transferred on the portal against your targets.

Through the year
5

Returns & Records

Quarterly or annual returns filed on time and records kept for CPCB audits.

Every year
Pan-India Support

EPR compliance for businesses across India

EPR registration and returns are filed centrally with CPCB, so we work with producers, importers and brand owners in every state, and with recyclers and PROs across India, including:

Delhi NCRNoidaGurugramMumbaiPuneAhmedabadVapiBengaluruChennaiHyderabadKolkataJaipurLudhianaKanpurIndoreCoimbatoreBaddiand every other city
Avoid Penalties

Common EPR mistakes

Selling Before Registration

Unregistered producers can face environmental compensation and can’t legally place products on the market.

Wrong Base Data

Targets are calculated from sales or import data. Errors carry into every year’s obligation.

Buying Certificates Late

Certificate prices and availability tighten near deadlines. Plan through the year.

Missing Returns

Late or missing returns can bring compensation and suspension of portal access.

Ignoring RoHS

Non-compliant substances can lead to recalls even if your EPR is in order.

Forgetting the Battery

Batteries inside devices need separate battery EPR.

One Product, Several EPRs

Other EPR obligations you may have

A battery-powered device in plastic packaging can need e-waste, battery and plastic EPR at once.

Plastic Waste EPR

Plastic packaging: PIBO registration, targets and recycled content. See Plastic Waste EPR.

Battery Waste EPR

Portable, automotive, industrial and EV batteries. See Battery Waste EPR.

Tyre Waste EPR

New tyre manufacturers, importers and waste tyre importers. See Tyre Waste EPR.

Used Oil EPR

Base and lubricating oil producers, importers and recyclers. See Used Oil EPR.

Quick Answers

Common questions about e-waste EPR registration

Manufacturers, producers (including importers and brand owners), refurbishers and recyclers of electrical and electronic equipment listed in Schedule I of the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022 must register on CPCB's EPR portal. Producers can't sell such products in India without registration.
Recycling targets are a share of the estimated e-waste generated from your past sales: 60% for FY 2023-24 and 2024-25, 70% for FY 2025-26 and 2026-27, and 80% from FY 2027-28. Importers of used equipment carry a 100% obligation on what they import.
Certificates generated by CPCB-registered recyclers for the quantity of e-waste recycled, in kilograms. Producers buy them on the portal to meet their targets. The 2024 amendment set a price band of 30% to 100% of the environmental compensation rate, though this has been challenged in court.
Annual returns are normally filed by 30 June for the previous financial year. For FY 2025-26, CPCB has put annual return filing on the Common EPR Portal on hold until the new module launches, with a revised schedule to follow.
Yes, solar PV modules, panels and cells are covered and their producers must register, but there's no recycling target for them until 2034-35.
Rule 16 restricts hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment: lead, mercury, hexavalent chromium, PBB and PBDE to 0.1% by weight and cadmium to 0.01%, with listed exemptions. Producers must ensure compliance and may be checked by sampling.
CPCB can levy environmental compensation on the shortfall under its guidelines (final guidelines issued 25 August 2025), and may suspend or cancel registration for serious violations. Paying compensation doesn't remove the obligation.
Often yes. A device with a battery triggers e-waste EPR for the equipment and battery EPR for the battery, under separate rules and registrations.

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