EPR Registration for Tyre Waste

Mandatory compliance for tyre producers to recycle and dispose of scrap tyres responsibly.

Overview

EPR registration for tyre waste ensures tyre manufacturers, importers, and recyclers take responsibility for the collection, recycling, and safe disposal of waste tyres. With rising vehicle usage, scrap tyres have become a major environmental challenge.

The Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management & Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016 mandate tyre producers to obtain EPR permits from CPCB.

Objectives

  • Reduce environmental pollution caused by tyre waste.
  • Promote recycling, resource recovery, and energy savings.
  • Encourage investment in tyre recycling and circular economy practices.

Eligibility Criteria

Who requires registration?

  • Producers and manufacturers of tyres
  • Recyclers of waste tyres
  • Retreaders and importers

Documents Required

Business Documents

  • PAN Card
  • GST number
  • IEC (for importers)
  • CIN (for companies)

Authorised Person

  • Aadhaar card
  • Covering letter & undertaking

Technical Data

  • Tyre composition details
  • Plant-wise manufacturing data

Benefits

  • Environmental protection by preventing tyre dumping
  • Resource conservation and energy savings
  • Job creation in tyre recycling industry
  • Ensures regulatory compliance under CPCB

Renewal & Validity

Validity: 5 years (typical)

Renewal Window: 60 days before expiry

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, CPCB mandates all tyre producers, recyclers, and importers to register.

Non-compliance may result in cancellation of EPR and environmental compensation.