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What Is EPR Registration for Plastic waste management?

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EPR, or Extended Producer Responsibility, is the system whereby companies that produce products with packaging are responsible for the plastic waste management of that packaging. This includes taking it back and recycling or disposing of it in an environment-friendly way.  EPR Registration  is mandatory on Producer, Importer, Brand Owners & Bulk Consumer of Electronic, Plastic & its associated products and Batteries products implemented by Govt. of India. Eligibility Criteria for obtaining EPR Registration Not all producers of plastic waste need to register with the EPR system. The eligibility criteria for registration are as follows: The producer must generate at least 1 ton of plastic waste per year. Applicable for importer using plastic in huge quantity like Plastic Packaging Material, Shrink Wraps, etc. Brand owner of Plastic product  Bulk consumer of plastic product  If you meet these criteria, you are required to obtain an EPR registration issued by Cen...
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How to Get an LMPC Certificate for Soups: Is It Necessary?

If you’re in the food industry, especially dealing with soups, you might have come across the term "LMPC certificate." This certification is essential for manufacturers and sellers of pre-packaged soups in India. Let’s know here what an LMPC certificate is, why it’s necessary, and how to obtain one. Understanding the LMPC Certificate LMPC stands for Legal Metrology Packaged Commodities.  LMPC registration  ensures that packaged foods, including soups, comply with legal standards regarding weight, measure, and labeling. The Legal Metrology Act, 2009, mandates this certification to protect consumers and promote fair trade practices. Why Do You Need an LMPC Certificate for Soups? Consumer Protection: The LMPC certificate guarantees that consumers get what they pay for. It helps ensure that the packaging reflects accurate measurements and ingredients, fostering trust in your brand. Legal Compliance: Selling packaged soups without an LMPC certificate can lead to legal issues. Regu...
Location: India
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Wireless Planning and Coordination Registration, and Certification

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The development of wireless communication technology has transformed several sectors globally. of order to provide effective and interference-free communication across many sectors, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) of India's Wireless Planning and Coordination (WPC) division is essential in controlling and maintaining the radio frequency spectrum. For companies that produce, import, or utilize wireless equipment operating on certain frequency bands, WPC registration and certification are required. India's radio frequency spectrum is managed by the Wireless Planning and Coordination (WPC) Wing, a regulatory agency within the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), Ministry of Communications. WPC was founded in 1952 with the goal of reducing interference between wireless devices and services by ensuring that radio frequencies are distributed and utilized effectively across the nation. WPC is in charge of a number of tasks, such as: - Spectrum Allocation: This invol...
Location: India
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