Nov 4, 2025

To effectively manage electronic and plastic waste, the government of India has introduced the mandatory Extended Producer Responsibility EPR certification. The purpose of this certification is to ensure proper recycling, re-use and end-of-life disposal of waste generated from electronic and plastic products.
To effectively manage electronic and plastic waste, the government of India has introduced the mandatory Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) certification. The purpose of this certification is to ensure proper recycling, re-use and end-of-life disposal of waste generated from electronic and plastic products.
EPR certification is mandatory for:
Through this certification, the producer/importer/owner accepts the responsibility of disposing of electronic/plastic waste in an environmentally-friendly manner.
Swiss companies exporting products from any of the above mentioned three categories to India will need to ensure that their importer/authorized representative in India applies for the EPR certification well in advance. In the absence of such certification, the customs clearance of goods at ports will no longer be possible.
Swiss manufacturers looking to export products from any of the three categories mentioned above to India will need to collaborate with their importer/authorized representative in India in order to apply for the EPR certification, in advance.
The Swiss Business Hub India can support Swiss SMEs to obtain this certification through relevant market experts. Please get in touch with us as soon as such a need arises for your exports to India.