Indian Recyclers Urge Action on EU Waste Ban

Indian recyclers are urging government intervention following a European Commission proposal to bar India from importing EU metal waste by May 2027. Industry groups warn the ban will disrupt supply chains and raise costs for local firms.

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A claw crane lifts scrapped washing machines at Derichebourg Environnement recycling plant in Gennevilliers, near Paris, France, March 20, 2024. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier

India's recyclers have asked the federal government to intervene against a proposed European Union ban on metal waste exports, threatening regional supply chains. The trade restrictions threaten access to vital raw materials used across local manufacturing sectors. Industry leaders warn the policy could inflate procurement expenses and force heavy reliance on virgin metal resources.

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