Registration

EPR Certification Registration

Turn a broad EPR question into a defined compliance project. Rombo India helps businesses identify the relevant waste stream and business role, organise registration inputs and establish a practical record-keeping approach for the obligations that continue after registration.

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Understand the requirement

Extended Producer Responsibility is not one universal certificate covering every product or waste stream. E-waste, plastic packaging, batteries and used oil have their own frameworks and registration processes. A business may need to review more than one stream, especially when equipment, batteries and packaging are placed on the market together.

We start by understanding what your business manufactures, imports or sells and where the supporting quantity data comes from. Our support helps make product lists, invoices and internal records consistent enough for a meaningful applicability review. For e-waste projects, this includes mapping the equipment portfolio before assembling the producer-registration information.

Who this service is for

  • Manufacturers assessing producer responsibilities
  • Importers of electrical or electronic equipment
  • Brands with products and packaging in multiple streams
  • Businesses preparing their first EPR registration

How Rombo can support you

Waste-stream mapping

Separate the business activities and product flows that may need different registrations.

Role and scope review

Identify the relevant applicant category and flag unclear product classifications before submission.

Data preparation

Help reconcile product descriptions, weights and available sales or import records into an organised working file.

Compliance handover

Create an ownership checklist for ongoing records, reporting and follow-up after the registration decision.

From first discussion to next steps

1. Map your activities

Describe the products, packaging and materials your business introduces to the market.

2. Choose the right stream

Review the relevant framework and applicant role for each activity.

3. Prepare registration inputs

Organise records and support the applicant with portal-ready information.

4. Set up ongoing records

Agree how evidence and reporting responsibilities will be maintained internally.

Information to have ready

This is a starting checklist, not a fixed submission list. The documents required depend on your product, business role and applicable route.

  • Indicative: entity identity and authorised-person information
  • Product catalogue and proposed business-role details
  • Available sales, import and quantity records
  • Existing registrations and relevant authorisations
  • Supporting declarations required by the applicable portal

Frequently asked questions

Can one EPR registration cover every waste stream?

Do not assume so. Each applicable framework and business role must be reviewed separately.

Does registration complete all EPR obligations?

No. Ongoing targets, evidence and reporting can apply under the relevant framework. Registration is only one part of the process.

Will Rombo issue EPR certificates?

No. Registration and compliance-credit processes operate through the relevant authorities and authorised system participants. Rombo provides preparation support.

Important to know

The applicant remains responsible for accurate declarations and compliance. Portal access and official communications should remain with its authorised person.

FURTHER READING

Official resources

For the latest requirements, consult the relevant authority or scheme owner.

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