EPR Plastic Waste Registration

Indias move towards a circular, sustainable economy has made managing plastic waste responsibly a national priority. Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) mandates EPR Plastic waste Registration for all Producers, Importers and Brand Owners, (PIBOs) who deal with packaging made of plastic. EPR is more than a requirement. Its a way to ensure environmental sustainability, and comply with the Plastic Waste Management (PWM), Rules of 2016 and its amendments.

ASC Group offers comprehensive support in obtaining EPR Registrations for Plastic Waste Management. We ensure full compliance with CPCB regulations. Our team will help you at every stage, from online registration to documentation.

EIA PCB CRZ Clearance

In India the regulatory framework plays an important role in developing and implementing projects. It doesn't matter whether you are launching an industrial facility or an investment in infrastructure, the statutory approvals from authorities are required. At least three different agencies must approve your project, including EIA, SIA, Environment Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA), Pollution Control Board (SPCB) and others.

ETP STP ZLD Turnkey Solutions

India’s industry landscape is rapidly evolving. The management of effluents and sewage has been elevated to a priority in terms of environmental protection and regulation. All industries, including pharmaceuticals, textiles and food processing to chemical manufacturing and chemicals, are required to comply with strict environmental regulations set by both the Central Pollution Control Board's (CPCB), and their respective State Pollution Control Boards. CPCB’s report for 2023 shows that India generates 72,000 million litres a day of wastewater. Yet only about 37% get treated.

Industrial RO MBR Treatment System

India’s rapid industrialization, urbanization and growth has led to a greater demand for high-tech and environmentally friendly industrial water treatment technologies. Central Pollution Control Boards, State Pollution Control Boards, and other regulatory bodies are increasing pressure on the industries to adopt new technologies that reduce pollution. CPCB's report of 2023 indicates that India has an industrial wastewater production rate exceeding 60,000 millions litres a day. As a result, the demand for RO water treatment and membrane-based bioreactors is greater than ever.