India imports millions of tonnes of packaged products every year, including food products, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, electronics, consumer goods, industrial products, chemicals, toys, and household items. Most of these products are imported with plastic packaging, making importers responsible for managing the resulting plastic waste under India's environmental regulations.
To promote...
India's Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework has transformed the way businesses manage post-consumer waste. Under various environmental regulations issued by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF&CC), producers, importers, manufacturers, and brand owners are responsible for ensuring that the waste generated from their products is collected, recycled, and...
Product quality and safety have become increasingly important for manufacturers, importers, distributors, and consumers in India. To ensure that products meet prescribed Indian quality and safety standards, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) operates the ISI Mark Certification Scheme. Many products such as cement, steel, electrical appliances, pressure cookers, LPG valves, helmets, cables,...
Businesses in India are increasingly expected to disclose their environmental, social, and governance performance in a structured and transparent manner. Investors, regulators, customers, lenders, supply chain partners, and other stakeholders now look beyond financial performance and assess how companies manage sustainability risks and responsible business practices.
One of the most important...
India's international trade has grown significantly over the past decade, creating new opportunities for manufacturers, exporters, importers, startups, and global businesses. Whether a company plans to import raw materials, machinery, electronics, chemicals, or export finished goods to international markets, compliance with the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) regulations is...
Plastic recycling has become one of the most promising business opportunities in India due to rising plastic waste generation, increasing demand for recycled plastic materials, and stricter environmental regulations. Businesses, entrepreneurs, recyclers, and investors are actively exploring plastic recycling plant setup as a sustainable and profitable business model.
A plastic recycling plant...
Plastic packaging plays a critical role in modern business operations. From food products and FMCG goods to pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, electronics, e-commerce shipments, and industrial products, plastic packaging is used extensively across almost every sector. However, increasing plastic consumption has also created significant waste management challenges in India.
To address the growing...
Battery EPR compliance in India has become an important responsibility for producers, importers, manufacturers, assemblers, and brand owners dealing with batteries. With the rapid growth of electric vehicles, energy storage systems, telecom batteries, consumer electronics, solar storage, and industrial battery applications, the volume of used batteries is increasing every year.
To manage...
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) compliance has become a major priority for businesses in India. Investors, regulators, customers, lenders, and global supply chains are increasingly evaluating companies based on their sustainability performance and responsible business practices. Organizations are no longer assessed solely on financial results but also on how they manage...
India's recycling industry is growing rapidly due to increasing environmental regulations, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) obligations, rising waste generation, and growing demand for recycled materials. Recycling businesses play a critical role in the circular economy by converting waste into valuable resources and reducing the burden on landfills and natural resources.
Today,...
India is one of the fastest-growing consumers of electronic products in the world. Mobile phones, laptops, computers, televisions, printers, servers, networking devices, home appliances, and industrial electronics are being used on a massive scale. As these products reach the end of their life cycle, they generate electronic waste, commonly known as e-waste.
According to industry estimates,...
The battery industry in India is growing rapidly due to increasing demand from electric vehicles, renewable energy storage systems, consumer electronics, telecom infrastructure, automotive applications, and industrial equipment. As battery consumption continues to rise, managing battery waste has become a major environmental priority.
Used batteries contain valuable materials such as lithium,...
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