Extended Producer Responsibility consultants in Kochi.

Kochi's advisory work is set out along water. North of the city, the Periyar runs past Eloor and Edayar, where fertiliser, chemical and metal units have stood on its banks for decades; to the east, the refinery and FACT's plant at Ambalamugal anchor the petrochemical belt. Kakkanad holds Infopark and the SEZ offices, and Willingdon Island, Vallarpadam and the shipyard carry the port trade. Seafood and spice exporters work from the southern and island edges. Nearly all of it sits on low ground between backwater and sea.

Kochi's EPR load sits with exporters, brands and importers. Seafood processors and spice packers use plastic films, trays and pouches, and those that sell in India under their own brand name carry packaging obligations. Importers moving goods through the port may become producers under the rules. Electronics and battery sellers carry targets of their own. In Kerala, where local bodies already run door-to-door waste collection, a brand is often asked to show both its EPR certificates and its answer to state restrictions. The team travels from its base in Navi Mumbai and stays named on the work, start to finish, not passed down a chain.