Recykal.com reports that the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has revised the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) timelines for the financial year 2025–2026 across all major waste frameworks including E-Waste, Waste Tyres, Batteries, and Plastic Waste.

Guided by the vision of building a self-sustaining circular economy, Recykal works towards its mission of diverting 10% of India’s waste from landfills and channeling it into recycling and reuse streams. We are India’s leading tech start-up based in Hyderabad, pioneering circularity and sustainability solutions across industries. We have successfully channelised over 1.2 million metric tonnes of waste, accounting for more than 1.9% of India’s total waste generation. This growth has been driven by a digitally enabled ecosystem that partners with over 620 brands, 675 certified recyclers, and 5,000 aggregators, as well as collaborations with government bodies at both national and international levels. Recykal’s ecosystem encapsulates a suite of digital solutions designed to empower every stakeholder in the circular value chain, from producers and recyclers to aggregators and consumers. EPR Loop digital Deposit Refund System (dDRS) Managed Marketplace for Recyclables E-Waste Sourcing and Disposal Platform On the global stage, the World Economic Forum (WEF) has acknowledged Recykal as a Global Innovator, highlighting its role in advancing sustainable technologies for emerging economies. Further reinforcing its leadership, Recykal was honoured with the Most Trusted Brand of India 2024–2025 award by Marksmen for its commitment to transparency, accountability, and technological excellence in the circularity sector. It has also received the prestigious Digital India Award from the President of India for pioneering India’s first digital Deposit Refund System (dDRS), a groundbreaking initiative driving consumer participation in recycling and resource recovery through digital incentives.