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  Today, businesses are becoming more responsible about the waste created by their products. This is where Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) becomes important. EPR means that businesses have a responsibility to make sure the waste generated from their products or packaging is properly collected, recycled, or managed. If your business falls under EPR rules, you may need an EPR Registration Certificate from the concerned authority. What Is an EPR Registration Certificate? An EPR Registration Certificate is an official registration that shows that a business is following its responsibility for managing waste under the applicable EPR rules. For example, businesses dealing with plastic packaging may have EPR responsibilities for the plastic they introduce into the market. Under the Plastic Waste Management Rules, producers, importers, brand owners and certain plastic waste processors are covered by EPR requirements. In simple words, EPR makes businesses responsible for the waste...