Corpseed has helped clients engage in more than 100 different subsectors of the waste industry. Our comprehensive waste management system might be a boon for the clients as we employ cutting-edge technology for integrated waste management. Our waste consulting expertise ensures you stay there. As agility and consumer intimacy becomes ever more critical, we'll help you navigate disruption, anticipate risks and remain an industry leader. We provide the most effective waste collection, sorting, refurbishing, recycling, and disposal services including:

1.    E-waste management

  
Helping customers to capture the aftermarket potential - largest source of untapped value in waste industry – by optimizing operations for manufacturer, producer, consumer, bulk consumer, collection centers.

2.    Plastic waste management
Providing guidance and assistance regarding norms for handling, storage, record keeping and disposal of plastic generated. 

3.    Biomedical waste management
Corpseed is involved in the entire filing of Bio Medical Waste Authorizations in compliance with Bio Medical Waste Management Rules, as well as providing training to health care personnel involved in biomedical waste handling.

4.    Recycling plant setup

Working in partnership with different manufacturers, recyclers and distributers to develop unique strategies for evaluating the potential targets, capturing value and navigating the complex integrating process.

5.    Waste Authorization

We combine the power of our deep domain expertise in waste management with thousands of recycling plants, collection centers, manufacturing plants across the technology spectrum.

6.    Environmental clearance

Our team of experts maintain all the quality standards prescribed by the environmental industry and employ the highest quality tools and cutting-edge technologies.

7.    EPR Compliances: Our highly skilled specialists provide complete filing of application for Extended Producer Responsibility Authorization in accordance with E Waste Management Rules.

Waste management in India is governed and regulated by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEF) and the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) regulates the environmental industry involving the environmental protection, assessment, compliance with environmental regulations, pollution control, waste management and recycling, remediation of contaminated property, and the provision and delivery of contaminated resources.

Companies and organizations have the corporate social responsibility (CSR) of waste management, waste reduction and recycling by which companies can be conscious of the kind of impact they are having on the society.

Manufacturers, producers, dismantlers or recyclers of electrical and electronic equipment have to obtain a registration from the State Pollution Control Board (SPCB) or the Pollution Control Committee of the Union Territory concerned.

Environmental sustainability is rapidly becoming the country's next significant development and policy challenge.

There has been a huge upsurge of waste as the products used by the consumers are generally single-use items that can be used only once before they are being disposed of and such environmental hazards can have a direct and important impact on the quality of life of individuals.

We can help you manage your waste in a more cost-effective and efficient manner. Pre-treatment, interim storage, reconditioning of hazardous industrial waste products, bio medical waste, e-waste, plastic waste is all part of our complete waste services. We are always looking for ways to recycle and reuse things in order to decrease waste disposal and prevent adding to landfills.

Air, climate change, ecosystems, land, waste and cleaning, pesticides, chemicals, toxics, water, and sustainable practices are all covered by the environment industry.

Despite a slew of environmental problems posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Indian environmental sector is growing at a healthy pace, owing to the country's high population density and rising industrial activity, both of which generate large volumes of hazardous and non-hazardous waste.

The changing lifestyles is increasing the waste volumes in India leading to rise in demand for water supply and waste water management systems. The potential for energy generation from landfills via methane extraction or thermal treatment is significant, but a major stumbling block is India's lack of skilled engineers and environmental experts with the expertise needed to implement efficient waste management systems.

The industry currently offers huge potential in waste recycling, as only 30% of the 75% recyclable waste is being recycled. We, at Corpseed, offer innovative ideas to manage wastes, as well as convert them into valuable resources. 

India has made substantial efforts in attempting to address environmental challenges within the industry by enacting stringent environmental legislations and creating institutions to monitor and enforce those legislations.

Moreover, the Government is also contributing by introducing several initiatives such as implementing Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, emphasizing waste management at different stages of generation, collection and disposal in order to provide boost to the industry. Other initiatives include National Water Mission and Waste to Energy as a part of its commitment to effective waste & pollution management in the country. This can prove to be a great opportunity for companies in terms of increase in economy and business expansion in the industry.  

Keeping in mind the dangers of plastic, there has been a rise in plastic recycling and the usage of biodegradable items in recent years. Companies are putting more effort into recycling their plastics for reuse. The existing waste management techniques are insufficient to sustain the growing amount of urban waste in India, which is becoming a serious problem. This opens up new commercial opportunities in the waste treatment sector.

Due to poor or non-existent sanitation facilities, over 2.4 billion people throughout the world participate in poor hygiene and sanitary practices. As a result, these people are more susceptible to a variety of water-borne diseases, including diarrhea-related fatalities in children.

However, as new solutions are developed and implemented, attempts to provide adequate sanitary facilities for these vulnerable people have begun, and are expected to increase in the future years.

Environmental consultation requires proactive business management, following changes in the industry, open to adjustments, and quick response if the business causes an impact on the environment. This is why companies need environmental consultancy services for their environmental impact assessment.

From waste reconditioning, repacking of dangerous waste and products, waste care to waste management systems audit and certification, we provide vast range of waste management strategies tailored to your company's needs.