Registration for Scrap Battery Import
All importers of scrap batteries must register under the Batteries (Management and Handling) Rules, 2001 and Hazardous Waste Rules to ensure safe handling and environmental compliance. DOstartup guides you through every step.
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Why Registration Matters
Scrap batteries contain lead, mercury, and corrosive acids that pose serious health and environmental risks if mishandled. Prior registration ensures safe import, transport, and recycling under India’s environmental laws.
Applicable Legal Framework
• Batteries (Management and Handling) Rules, 2001 (Rule 5 delegated to CPCB) • Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules Non-compliance may lead to penalties, import denial, and legal action under the Environment Protection Act.
Step-by-Step Procedure
1. Apply to the SPCB (licensed recyclers only) with full documentation.
2. SPCB forwards application and recommendations to MoEF within 30 days.
3. Submit authenticated NOC from exporting authority.
4. MoEF or SPCB issues import permission.
Fee Structure
Government-prescribed fees for scrap battery import registration:
| Manufacturer (Production Capacity) | License Fees/year (INR) |
|---|---|
| Application Fee | ₹5,000 |
| Renewal Fee (annual) | ₹3,000 |
Authorization Timeline
Typical time from application to permission:
SPCB Review & Forwarding
30 days
Assessment and recommendation to MoEF
NOC Processing
15–20 days
Verification of export-country consent
Final Clearance
10–15 days
Issuance of import registration
Listicles
India’s Top Scrap Battery Sources
- USA: USD 106.5 M (11.91%)
- Malaysia: USD 72.89 M (8.15%)
- UAE: USD 66.81 M (7.47%)
- Singapore: USD 53.39 M (5.97%)
- Netherlands: USD 50.49 M (5.65%)
- Thailand: USD 51.25 M (5.73%)
- Germany: USD 46.23 M (5.17%)
- South Korea: USD 40 M (4.47%)
- Turkey: USD 35.07 M (3.92%)
- Canada: USD 32.85 M (3.67%)
Key Compliance Requirements
- Maintain import records in Form 3
- File annual return in Form 4 with SPCB
- Ensure labeling and transport as per environmental rules
DOstartup’s Service Offerings
- Application filing with SPCB & MoEF
- Complete documentation preparation
- Legal advisory on compliance
- Liaison with authorities for approvals
- Renewal and audit support
Why Trust DOstartup?
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