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Hazardous & Other Wastes Rules, 2022 — Schedule IX (Waste Tyre EPR)

Tyre EPR
for Recyclers

Who qualifies as a Recycler, what you must do under the Hazardous & Other Wastes Rules, 2022 — Schedule IX (Waste Tyre EPR), and how Social Lab runs the entire obligation for you.

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Are you a Recycler?

You’re a Recycler under Tyre EPR if…

Any entity processing waste tyres into permitted end-products: Reclaimed Rubber, Crumb Rubber, Crumb Rubber Modified Bitumen (CRMB), Recovered Carbon Black, or Pyrolysis Oil/Char.

Do you have to register?

Producers, recyclers and retreaders must register. No other entity — dismantlers, scrap dealers or vehicle owners — needs to register.

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What’s covered

Permitted end-products recyclers process waste tyres into

The scope you register and report against as a Recycler.

01
Reclaimed Rubber
02
Crumb Rubber
03
CRMB
04
Recovered Carbon Black
05
Pyrolysis Oil / Char
Your obligations

What a Recycler must do — and how we handle it

Four responsibilities sit with you under the Hazardous & Other Wastes Rules, 2022 — Schedule IX (Waste Tyre EPR). We can carry all four.

Register on the CPCB portal

As a Recycler, you register on the official Tyre EPR portal and declare the correct role and category.

We handle it

We confirm your obligation and complete the registration for you — correct role, correct category.

Sell your EPR Points to Producers

Missing recycling targets attracts Environmental Compensation and the shortfall carries forward up to 3 years. Specific numeric target percentages are set on the CPCB portal for the financial year.

We handle it

We support you in maintaining a traceable system and selling those points to Producers.

File periodic returns

File accurate Tyre EPR returns on the portal every cycle, backed by clean records.

We handle it

We prepare and submit every return accurately and on time.

Stay penalty-free

Missing recycling targets attracts Environmental Compensation, and the shortfall carries forward up to 3 years. Recyclers generating false/inflated certificates above 5% of actual recycling lose their registration and pay a non-refundable penalty; false information can lead to criminal prosecution under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.

We handle it

We keep your documentation audit-ready so you’re protected from Environmental Compensation.

Why Social Lab

Compliance you can forget about

We take the whole Tyre EPR obligation off your plate and stand behind every filing — backed by EPR specialists and a track record across India.

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End-to-end, not just guidance

From registration to target fulfilment to audit — managed on your behalf, not just explained.

Expert-reviewed filings

Every filing is reviewed by an EPR subject-matter expert before it goes out.

Pan-India delivery

On-ground in Maharashtra, serving companies across the country.

Proven track record

550+ companies advised across every notified EPR stream.

More than one hat?

Other roles under Tyre EPR

Many businesses register in more than one role. Here’s the rest of the Tyre EPR map.

Trusted by producers & brands

Companies we handle Tyre EPR for

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FAQ

Recycler FAQs: Tyre EPR

Who is a Recycler under Tyre EPR?

Any entity processing waste tyres into permitted end-products: Reclaimed Rubber, Crumb Rubber, Crumb Rubber Modified Bitumen (CRMB), Recovered Carbon Black, or Pyrolysis Oil/Char.

Does a Recycler have to register for Tyre EPR?

Producers, recyclers and retreaders must register. No other entity — dismantlers, scrap dealers or vehicle owners — needs to register.

What are the Tyre EPR targets?

Missing recycling targets attracts Environmental Compensation and the shortfall carries forward up to 3 years. Specific numeric target percentages are set on the CPCB portal for the financial year.

What happens if a Recycler doesn’t comply?

Missing recycling targets attracts Environmental Compensation, and the shortfall carries forward up to 3 years. Recyclers generating false/inflated certificates above 5% of actual recycling lose their registration and pay a non-refundable penalty; false information can lead to criminal prosecution under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.

Let’s talk

Tyre EPR, off your plate.

Get a free recycler applicability assessment, or talk to our EPR team today.

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