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  A key idea in waste management is Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), which transfers responsibility for proper recycling and disposal to manufacturers, importers, and brand owners. In recent years, the importance of EPR compliance has increased dramatically, supporting environmental sustainability and being in line with India's will to address its waste management issues. Environmental Stewardship : EPR compliance is evidence of manufacturers', importers', and brand owners' dedication to environmental care. These organisations lessen their environmental effect and the threat of pollution and careless disposal by actively engaging in ethical waste management methods. Reducing Landfill Burden : Overflowing landfills are a growing problem in India, causing serious environmental deterioration. Producers and brand owners are held accountable for the whole lifecycle of their products, including final disposal, thanks to EPR compliance . By considerably reducing th

  The growing awareness about extended producer responsibility in India is quite evident. Some describe EPR as a proactive business measure, while others define EPR as an environmental protection strategy. Ever wondered why you should care about EPR at all? More importantly, what is extended producer responsibility all about? Let’s explain: What is extended producer responsibility, and why is it important? Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a stringent policy approach for entrepreneurs, manufacturers, recyclers, and importers. According to the environmental policy, producers and business owners are entailed to rethink, strategise, and improve the entire life cycle of products from scratch. This implies that a producer is responsible for figuring out sustainable product designs that serve long and keep a close watch on the lifecycle of products post-consumption. If you are not already aware, the constant demand for newer and innovative products every day implies increased scaveng

Are you aware of the importance of waste management? The growing mountain of waste stands out as a major environmental concern and a serious health hazard. Think about it – the countless electronic trash, battery waste, glass waste, and solid waste; it all ends up stacking in landfills. A meagre portion of the waste is incinerated or recycled by unauthorised recyclers. Do you think it is enough to treat and get rid of the mounting waste? Of course, not! It is critical to work on the root level to manage and dispose of waste the right way. Hence, extended producer responsibility EPR cropped up as a strategic endeavour to manage waste effectively. So, what does extended producer responsibility in India imply? It is a strategic policy approach that bestows producers with the responsibility of treating and disposing of post-consumer products. Besides, the policy encourages users to figure out ways to extend the span of end-of-life products. For example, businesses associated with the manu