Let's explain circular economy and sustainability in brief. The enhanced model of production and consumption focuses on redesigning products using raw materials that are recyclable and reusable. It emphasises maximising the refurbishing and recycling of products to retain the value of products and resources longer in the closed loop.

Manufacturers today, source materials from the Earth, use these materials to manufacture products and once used, dispose of the end-of-life products as waste. In a circular economy, though, it is important to eliminate waste first. The strategic system highlights the importance of reusing products to reduce waste and rethink new ways to dispose of waste without harming the environment. 

In order to strengthen the establishment of circular economy, Extended Producer Responsibility was introduced. Wondering what EPR is all about? Well, EPR refers to regulations that compel producers, importers, and brand owners to undertake the environmental and financial responsibilities of products, including end-of-life products. As per the regulations, manufacturers must focus on reworking their designs and using recyclable materials to prolong the life cycle of products in the loop. The organisation helps businesses comply with the EPR rules established by the Government of India.

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