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Tyre EPR Registration

Meaning of CPCB Tyre EPR

The EPR is the obligation placed on tire manufacturers & importers to ensure environmentally sound management of waste tyres in order to safeguard the environment and public health from any harmful effects that the waste tyres may have.

Tyre EPR Waste Management

The Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Amendment Rules, 2022, which took effect on July 21, 2022, through Schedule 9, have been amended to reflect the recent changes made by the Ministery of Environment, Forestry, and Climate Change (MoEF), specifically the “Extended Producers Responsibility (EPR) for the Waste Tyre” that were inserted through the Amendment Rules through the provision set forth for the utilization and management of Tyre waste.

Tyre EPR Registration

Application of the Amendment in Hazardous and Other Waste (Management and Transboundary Movement):

Registration of the Entity: In accordance with Rule 3 of the amendment rules, entities involved in the utilization and management of waste tyres must register with the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) before starting operations.

Documentation Required by Entities to Obtain EPR Registration

The Documentation Required by Entities to Obtain Tyre EPR

Incorporation letter for the Company.
The DGFT’s IEC Code
PAN and GST certification number.
Waste tyre Quantity
Statement of Compliance with the Reduction of Hazardous Substances (ROHS).

Benefits of Extended Producer Responsibility -Tyre EPR

The main functionality of Tyre EPR is nudging the manufacturers, importers & tyre recyclers, to reduce the waste tyre from the environment, doing so they can many benefits, including the environmental protection.
The Tyre EPR brings into focus the production and import of only such products of which recycling becomes easy once they get registered through the EPR portal, which ultimately reduces the demand for manufacturing new Tyre and the reuse of the existing non-usable tyre gets increased. By following the Tyre EPR process, the cheaper compliance and ease of reusing the product becomes effective.
Through the Tyre EPR Compliance, the reuse of Tyre products, and saving the environment through the reduction in the production of new Tyres, is achieved.
The energy requirement in recycling and reusing Tyre products is very low & water resources are also saved through the same.
The EPR Tyre Waste mechanism reduces the municipal bodies overloading and through the right mechanism, they also get a lot of benefits.
Even the Government supports to a great extent that the EPR mechanism is being followed effectively, the stakeholders or entities get the incentive for carrying out the EPR activity effectively.
Even the end user becomes aware of the use of waste tyres and reusing mechanisms through the prescribed process lead them to benefit to a great extent.

Benefits of Tyre EPR Registration

1. Legal Compliance & Avoiding Penalties
Tyre EPR ensures your company complies with the MoEF&CC Waste Tyre Management Rules, helping avoid penalties, notices, or registration cancellation.

2.  Smooth Business Operations
Registered Producers/Importers/Brand Owners can legally manufacture, import, or sell tyres without regulatory interruptions.

3.  Transparent Recycling Through Digital Tracking
EPR Certificates are digitally managed via CPCB Portal, ensuring full traceability of recycled quantities.

4.  Brand Credibility & Sustainability Image
Shows that the company is environmentally responsible, improving trust with clients, partners, and OEMs.

Tyre EPR Registration Process

Step 1: Account Creation on CPCB Tyre EPR Portal
Create login credentials and choose entity type (Producer/Importer/Recycler/Dealer).

Step 2: Fill the Online Registration Form
Enter company details, product details, annual production/import data, and authorised signatory information.

Step 3: Upload Required Documents
All documents must be clear, valid, and in the prescribed format (PDF/JPG).

Step 4: Submit Application & Pay Government Fee
Registration fee varies as per Annual Turnover category.

Step 5: CPCB Review & Queries
CPCB examines documents; any discrepancies must be responded to within stipulated time.

Step 6: Approval & Issuance of EPR Registration Certificate
Once approved, CPCB grants a unique EPR Registration Number valid pan-India.

Step 7: Annual Return & EPR Fulfilment
Compliance through EPR Certificates purchased from registered recyclers.

Documents required for Tyre EPR Registration

1. For Tyre Producers / Manufacturers

Certificate of Incorporation, PAN, GST
Manufacturing license
Tyre specifications & product details
SPCB CTO Consent
Production data (last 2–3 years)
Authorised Signatory letter / Board Resolution
MSME/ISO certificates

2. For Importers (Tyres / Tyre Scrap / Tyre Parts)

IEC Certificate
Import invoices & bills of entry
Quantity-wise and category-wise import data
Supplier & country-of-origin details
Company statutory documents (PAN, GST)

3. For Brand Owners

Product details & brand ownership declaration
Authorisation letter from brand owner (if not manufacturer)
Sales/Distribution data
PAN, GST, CIN
Certificate of Incorporation, PAN, GST
Manufacturing license / Factory license
Tyre specifications & product details
Production data (last 2–3 years)
Authorised Signatory letter / Board Resolution
MSME/ISO certificates

What you get?

CPCB Tyre EPR Registration

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Tyre EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility for tyres) is a policy that makes tyre manufacturers, importers, and recyclers responsible for managing their products throughout the product lifecycle. This includes the collection, recycling, and proper disposal of tyres once they are no longer usable, to minimize environmental harm, such as pollution and landfill waste. The goal is to promote sustainability by ensuring that producers handle the environmental impacts of their products after use.
Under the Tyre EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) framework in India, which follows principles similar to those of the Plastic EPR, the entities required to obtain EPR Registration typically include:

Tyre Manufacturers:

Companies that manufacture tyres within India are required to register under the EPR framework.

Tyre Importers:

Businesses or entities that import tyres into India for sale or use must also obtain EPR registration. They are held accountable for managing the waste tyres they bring into the country.

Bulk Consumers:

Entities like large businesses, Government organisations, and institutions that generate large amounts of tyres must ensure that their tyres are disposed of through registered recyclers or collection centres under the Tyre EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) framework.

Tyre Recyclers

A recycler is an entity that converts waste tyres into end products like reclaimed rubber, crumb rubber, CRMB (Crumb Rubber Modified Bitumen), recovered carbon black (RCB), pyrolysis oil, or char, in an environmentally sound manner, using facilities specified by regulations.

Tyre Retreaders

The business entities engaged in the activity of tyre retreading are also required to get Tyre EPR so that these entities could transfer the credits earned to the tyre manufacturers & tyre importers

The applicability of Tyre EPR Rules is on the following type of entities:

1. Manufacturers of New Tyres

2. Importers of new tyres

3. Recyclers of tyre waste

4. Tyre retreaders

The procedure for online application for Tyre EPR on the CPCB Tyre EPR portals is as following:

Prepare Documents:

Gather business details, waste management plan, agreements with recyclers, and compliance certificates.

Fill Form 1:

Complete the EPR application form with company and tyre production details.

Submit on CPCB Portal:

Upload Form 1 and other documents to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) online portal.

Review and Verification:

After submitting the application, the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) carefully examines the provided documents to ensure that the applicant complies with the Tyre EPR regulations. This review involves checking the accuracy and completeness of the information, such as the waste management plan, partnerships with registered recyclers, and overall environmental compliance.

Tyre EPR Issuance:

Upon approval, the EPR certificate is granted online & can be downloaded by the applicant.

The fee taken by the government for Tyre EPR is Rs.10,000. An agency may charge you accordingly if hired to do the filing & annual compliances.

The Govt. fee for different types of usages are as following:

S.no	User Type	Govt fee (Rs.)
1.	Producer	25000
2.	Recycler	15000
3.	Retreader	10000

Generally, between 30–45 days is taken by the CPCB, to issue you the EPR Registration, if all the documents provided to the CPCB are enough and no new document is required to be uploaded.

A producer must fulfill his Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) by acquiring EPR Registration exclusively from registered recyclers. Additionally, the producer is required to submit annual and quarterly returns in the formats specified by the Central Pollution Control Board through the designated portal. These returns must be filed by the end of the month following the end of the respective quarter or financial year.
All waste tyre recyclers must register on the waste tyre portal and submit monthly data on the quantity of waste tyres processed, end products produced, sold, and other relevant details. Recyclers are also required to file annual and quarterly returns in the specified form on the portal by the end of the month following the relevant quarter or financial year.