Extended Producer Responsibility consultants in West Bengal.

Beyond the capital, West Bengal's advisory ground sits in a few hard-working belts. In the west, Durgapur and Asansol hold a public-sector steel plant, private steel and sponge-iron units, power stations, cement and the mines of the Raniganj coalfield. On the Hooghly's lower reach, Haldia has a port, a refinery and a petrochemical complex. Kharagpur and the Medinipur districts add engineering and food processing. And in the north, tea gardens across Darjeeling, the Terai and the Dooars answer to buyers who increasingly ask how their leaf is grown.

EPR in West Bengal reaches manufacturers and brands across the state. Food, drink and tea brands owe targets on the plastic wrapping of goods sold within the country. Steel, cement and power sites keep banks of backup cells and scrap panels, drives and electronics, which bring the battery and e-waste regimes into play. Tyres from dumpers and haul trucks raise the question of whose obligation they are. Each regime is registered, targeted and reported on separately. The team travels from its base in Navi Mumbai and stays named on the work, start to finish, not passed down a chain.