In India’s ongoing journey toward sustainable development, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) has emerged as a pivotal regulatory mechanism to ensure that businesses bear accountability for the plastic they introduce into the market.
India has been steadily tightening its environmental regulations around plastic usage and waste management, aligning with global sustainability goals . One of the most significant developments is the April 2025
India’s textile waste is rising. Discover how ReCircle addresses the crisis through sustainable textile waste management in India through circular solutions. Textile waste is the most challenging crisis hiding in
India roughly generates around 9.3 million tonnes of plastic waste every year. Without effective plastic recycling systems in place, much of this waste ends up in landfills, oceans, and informal dump sites,
The world is drowning in plastic continuously. From soda bottles to biscuit trays to chip packets and what not, packaging has become a convenience-first solution that forgot to look back.
On a Sunday morning in Mumbai, you finish your chai, crumple the milk packet, and toss it into the bin. It joins yesterday’s biscuit wrappers, today’s vegetable peels, and a
Ten years ago, we stepped into an industry that most people overlooked. At the time, we didn’t realise we were stepping into a space few understood and even fewer believed
India generates an estimated 7.4 million tonnes of plastic waste annually, with nearly 40% of it mismanaged or littered, choking drains, polluting rivers, and leaching toxins into soil and air.
In an age where environmental sustainability is a pressing concern, plastic waste has emerged as a global crisis. Governments and industries alike are under mounting pressure to reduce plastic pollution
