Extended Producer Responsibility consultants in Kolkata.

Kolkata's advisory ground is older than most. Along both banks of the Hooghly, from Titagarh and Barrackpore down to Howrah and Budge Budge, stand the jute mills, foundries and engineering works that made the city an industrial capital: some still running, many shut, several waiting to be sold. East of the old city, Salt Lake Sector V and New Town hold the IT offices and data centres of a newer economy. And a long list of listed companies still keeps its registered office here, reporting on tea gardens, mills and plants spread across the east.

The city's EPR questions come from its trading houses as much as its factories. Tea blenders and packers, food, soap and cosmetic brands, and the distributors who import goods through Kolkata's port and sell them across the east all put packaged goods into shops. Electronics traders and assembly units owe e-waste targets; battery sellers owe a third set. Most of these businesses are old family firms with small back offices, and the obligation often reaches them before anyone has read which rule applies. The team travels from its base in Navi Mumbai and stays named on the work, start to finish, not passed down a chain.