Waste Type

Plastic waste management

Most plastic waste ends up in landfills, rivers and oceans. End-to-end management keeps it in the economy as granules, building products and finished goods — and keeps brands EPR-compliant.

~9.3M tonnes/yr of plastic waste in India, ~40% single-use

The problem

Impact on health & the environment

Plastic pollution threatens biodiversity, human health and urban resilience.

Human health risk

Plastics leach chemicals like BPA and phthalates linked to hormone disruption and cancers.

Marine life

Over 100,000 marine animals die each year from ingestion or entanglement (UNEP, 2022).

Microplastics

Persistent microplastics accumulate in soil and water and enter the food chain.

Why it matters

Importance of plastic waste management

Proper management prevents landfill and ocean leakage, cuts emissions and aligns with a circular economy where materials are reused, not discarded.

  • EPR compliance
    PIBOs must recover and recycle specified targets of their plastic output.
  • Recycling targets
    Rules push toward full recovery of specified categories.
  • Single-use plastic ban
    Items like cutlery and straws are banned to cut waste at source.
  • Tracking & reporting
    Recovery and recycling activity must be reported to the CPCB.

Aligned to global goals

This work supports the UN Sustainable Development Goals and clients' ESG commitments:

SDG 11SDG 12SDG 13SDG 14SDG 17
Our solutions

How Godfather Waste Management helps

Compliance plus on-ground operations, traceability and circular integration.

EPR compliance support

Collection and recycling operations that meet your EPR targets.

On-ground management

Collection centres and MRFs for efficient segregation and processing.

Traceability & transparency

IoT-enabled tools and digital tracking across waste streams.

Circular integration

Turn plastic into recycled granules, building products and finished goods.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is plastic waste management?

Collecting, sorting (by PET, HDPE, LDPE and colour), recycling and safely disposing of plastic that cannot be recycled.

Why is plastic waste hazardous?

It carries toxic chemicals, persists for centuries and disrupts biodiversity across soil, air and water.

How does managing plastic waste support ESG?

It cuts pollution and emissions (E), formalises informal workers (S) and evidences compliance and traceability (G).

What plastics do you handle?

PET, HDPE, LDPE, PP, PPCP and multi-layer plastics (MLP).

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