India’s automobile sector is growing rapidly with increasing sales of passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, two-wheelers, and transport fleets across the country. Along with this growth, the number of old and unfit vehicles reaching end-of-life is also increasing significantly. To manage this challenge and promote sustainable recycling practices, the government is encouraging organized...

India’s automobile and transportation sector generates a large quantity of waste tyres every year, creating serious environmental and waste management challenges. To address this issue and promote environmentally safe recycling practices, the government has introduced mandatory Tyre EPR registration in India for producers and importers dealing with tyres. EPR stands for Extended Producer...

India has established strict product quality and safety standards to protect consumers and ensure reliable manufacturing practices. One of the most recognized quality certifications in the country is the ISI Mark certification issued by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). Products carrying the ISI mark are considered compliant with Indian quality and safety standards. The ISI mark...

India’s import and export sector is growing rapidly due to increasing global trade opportunities and government support for international business. Businesses involved in importing or exporting goods are required to comply with regulations issued by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT). One of the most important requirements for international trade is obtaining a DGFT license...

Plastic waste management has become one of the biggest environmental challenges in India. With increasing consumption of plastic packaging in industries such as FMCG, food, e-commerce, and manufacturing, the government has introduced strict regulations to ensure responsible plastic waste management. Plastic EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) compliance is now mandatory for producers,...