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Tyre EPR — Extended Producer Responsibility for Waste Tyres

Registration and end-to-end compliance support for tyre producers, importers and tyre-waste processors under the CPCB EPR framework.

Who needs Tyre EPR registration

Tyre EPR sits alongside plastic, e-waste and battery EPR in the Extended Producer Responsibility framework: producers, importers and brand owners of tyres are responsible for the waste generated from the tyres they place on the market. Entities typically covered are:

  • Manufacturers of tyres sold in India
  • Importers of tyres
  • Brand owners whose tyres are manufactured or imported for their brand
  • Tyre-waste processors — recyclers and other units that process end-of-life tyres

Which category applies to you — producer, importer or processor — depends on your business model and on how the tyres you handle reach the market. We confirm applicability for your specific case before filing. Tyre EPR is part of the same EPR framework described in our compliance FAQs.

What the registration involves

Entity registration

Registration of the producer, importer or processor on the centralised EPR portal maintained by CPCB.

EPR obligations

Understanding and planning for the EPR obligations linked to the tyres you manufacture, import or place on the market.

Documentation

Preparation and verification of the company, product and compliance documents required with the application.

Filing & follow-up

Submission of the application and coordination of queries or clarifications with the authority until registration is granted.

Exact portal forms, annexures and fees can change as CPCB updates the EPR framework — current requirements are verified at the time of your engagement.

How we handle it for you

Like every Sarom engagement, we act as a single point of contact and handle the paperwork and follow-up on your behalf:

  1. Requirement assessment

    We review the tyres you manufacture, import or process, your volumes and your business model to confirm that Tyre EPR applies to you, and under which category.

  2. Document preparation

    We give you a clear checklist, review the documents you provide and prepare the application set for filing.

  3. Portal filing

    We complete the registration on the CPCB EPR portal and submit the application with the required annexures.

  4. Follow-up to grant

    We track the application, respond to authority queries and coordinate until the registration certificate is issued — then hand over everything you need for ongoing compliance.

Why work with Sarom on Tyre EPR

Single point of contact

We handle the correspondence, forms and follow-up with CPCB so your team does not have to navigate the portal and its updates.

Part of a full EPR portfolio

We already handle e-waste, plastic and battery EPR — tyre obligations are our everyday work, not an exception.

Practical, plain-language advice

Compliance is technical; our job is to translate it into a clear, actionable checklist for your team.

Timeline & fees

No verified fixed timeline or fee is published on our current website — both depend on your registration category, your volumes and the authority's processing. Exact portal forms, annexures and fees can change as CPCB updates the EPR framework, so the current requirements, timelines and the quote are confirmed at engagement, before you commit.

Tyre EPR FAQs

Who needs Tyre EPR registration?

Tyre producers — manufacturers, importers and brand owners of tyres sold in India — and the processors that handle end-of-life tyres. Which category applies to you depends on your business model, and we confirm it before filing.

How does Sarom help with Tyre EPR?

Like every Sarom engagement, we act as a single point of contact: requirement assessment, document preparation, filing on the CPCB EPR portal, and follow-up until the registration certificate is issued.

Is Tyre EPR separate from plastic and battery EPR?

Yes — each waste stream is registered separately on the EPR portal, even though the obligations follow the same Extended Producer Responsibility principle. If you handle more than one stream, we file and track them together.

How long does Tyre EPR registration take and what does it cost?

No verified fixed timeline or fee is published on our current website; both depend on your registration category, your volumes and CPCB processing. Exact portal forms, annexures and fees can change as the EPR framework is updated, so current requirements, timelines and the quote are verified at the time of your engagement.

Battery EPR

Registration for battery producers, importers and recyclers under the EPR framework.

Battery EPR details

Plastic EPR

Registration for producers, importers, brand owners and plastic waste processors.

Plastic EPR details

E-Waste EPR

Authorization for producers of electronic products across the product lifecycle.

E-waste EPR details

DGFT / IEC

Importer Exporter Code and DGFT licences for businesses trading across borders.

DGFT / IEC details

ICEGATE Registration

Customs electronic gateway registration for online filing of import and export documents.

ICEGATE details

AD Code Registration

Authorized Dealer Code support for foreign-exchange and export-import settlements.

AD Code details

Not sure which approval applies to your product? Read the compliance FAQs or follow the latest regulatory updates.

Next step

Not sure if Tyre EPR applies to you?

Tell us what you manufacture, import or process — we will confirm whether Tyre EPR registration is required and what documents are needed.