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India Holds Online Meeting to Address EPR Registration

Jan 25, 2024
Theory Wen
Stakeholders are encouraged to join and discuss EPR-related issues during the official meeting.

India's Central Pollution Control Board(CPCB) has just released a notice on its website that a video conferencing meeting will be conducted to address the issues related to registration of Producers and Recyclers and related to EPR credits/certificate generation and transfer. 

All the stakeholders such as recyclers, producers and their associations may join the said meeting to discuss the EPR-related issues. The meeting will be scheduled from 4 PM to 5 PM  (GMT+5:30), Monday through Saturday.

EPR portal links are given below to join the meetings: 

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