Initializing Digital Excellence
Initializing Digital Excellence
Meet your 100% ELT collection target — manage retreaders,
recyclers, and CPCB certificates without manual tracking.
The management of waste tyres is governed under Schedule IX of the Hazardous and Other Wastes Rules, 2022. Every entity that manufactures new tyres domestically, sells tyres under their own brand, or imports tyres/vehicles fitted with tyres — is classified as a Producer and must register on CPCB's Waste Tyre EPR portal to fulfil recycling obligations.
India generates over 1.1 million metric tonnes of End-of-Life Tyres (ELTs) every year. CPCB is now mandating 100% ELT collection targets and actively pursuing producers for non-compliance.
Entities manufacturing and selling new tyres — passenger car, truck, two-wheeler, OTR, and agri tyres
Companies selling tyres under their own label, even if manufactured by a third party
Entities importing new tyres for sale, or importing vehicles fitted with new tyres
Vehicle makers importing tyres fitted to new vehicles sold domestically
Entities importing waste tyres for processing or retreading
CPCB-registered processors that generate EPR certificates for Producers
Hazardous and Other Wastes Amendment Rules, 2022 — Schedule IX. Regulated by CPCB.
eprtyres.cpcb.gov.in — registration, EPR obligation submission, and certificate transfer.
100% End-of-Life Tyre (ELT) collection — based on tyre weight put in market 2 years prior.
Recycling Certificates (pyrolysis, crumb rubber) & Retreading Certificates.
0.1T to 1,000T — valid for 2 years from the end of the financial year of generation.
Tyre EPR credits (TYR-PY) trading at approximately ₹12 per kg on CPCB ETP.
Annual return filed on CPCB tyre portal by 15 August (recently extended).
₹10 lakh to ₹50 lakh per violation · Public defaulter listing · Registration suspension.
Obligation is calculated based on production data from two years ago to account for life cycle.
The new collection mandates are in effect. Don't wait until the August 15 deadline to procure your retreading and recycling certificates.
Calculating target weight requires knowing exactly how many tyres (by weight) you sold 2 years ago, per category.
EPR obligation can be partially met through retreading certificates — requiring a mixed procurement strategy.
CPCB verification for tyre recyclers is slow — many listed recyclers have expired authorisations.
Certificates range from 0.1T to 1,000T — matching them to exact obligation quantities requires precise management.
Ensuring certificates come only from CPCB-registered retreaders, not informal operators, requires constant checking.
Annual return requires compiling certificate IDs, registration numbers, and GST invoices across the year.
EcoTrace handles the 2-year lag calculation, mixed certificate procurement, and automated return generation.
Automatically calculates current year ELT targets based on sales data from 2 years prior — per tyre category.
Manage both retreaders and recyclers separately. Mix certificate types to optimise your cost per tonne.
Real-time view of total ELT obligation vs certificates procured — split between recycling and retreading.
Match certificate denominations (0.1T to 1,000T) to your exact obligation — preventing over-purchase.
Cross-validates every processor against CPCB's list — flagging expired authorisations before purchase.
Complete CPCB tyre portal annual return — category data, certificate ledger, and EC calculation in one click.
Monitors tyre certificate prices on CPCB ETP and alerts when shortfall creates financial risk.
Pulls volume data from records — auto-applies weight matrix per tyre type for precise target calculation.
Join leading tyre manufacturers and importers. Automate ELT targets, retreader records, and CPCB returns on EcoTrace.
