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Baled shredded waste tyres and black crumb-rubber granules inside a controlled Indian tyre-recycling plant

Editor’s PickCompliance16 Oct 202611 minRubber, Tyre

India Is Tightening the Gate on Waste-Tyre Imports. EPR Compliance Now Decides How Much Can Move

India's latest waste-tyre import decision recommends 288,219 tonnes across 23 applications. But 91,479 tonnes, nearly one-third of the total, is linked to further EPR verification or CPCB checks. The message for importers, recyclers and tyre brands is clear: capacity may open the gate, but only a consistent trail from import to production, sale and certificate can keep it open.

Compliance Risk

Editor’s PickCompliance14 Oct 202611 minBattery, Lithium-ion, Lead Acid

Battery Scrap EPR Regulatory Updates for H1 FY 2026-27

Between 1 April and 30 September 2026, India's battery rules did not receive a new Gazette amendment. The operating standard still changed sharply. A GST e-invoice cutover and two detailed CPCB guidelines connected battery-scrap collection, storage, transport, recycling, recovered-material sales and EPR certificates more tightly than before.

Government15 Aug 20267 minCopper, E-Waste, PCB

The EPR floor price is coming. Your certificate revenue model probably assumes the wrong number.

A floor under e-waste EPR certificates changes recycler economics in ways that reward capacity commitments made before notification, not after.

High Profit OpportunityCompliance RiskGovernment IncentiveInvestment Opportunity

Compliance2 Aug 20265 minMetal, Battery, Lithium-ion

Battery recycler registration is tightening, and the paperwork is the moat

Documentation and traceability requirements are becoming the real barrier to entry in lithium-ion recovery, not processing technology.

Compliance RiskGovernment IncentiveInvestment Opportunity