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Tallinn & Harju county

Kuressaare & Saaremaa

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How does the system work?

My own container campaign

Map of Restaurants

Tallinn & Harju county

Kuressaare & Saaremaa

Rakvere & Lääne-Viru County

Paide & Järva County

Võru & Võru County

English

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Folder: RingKarbist

My own container campaign

Folder: Ringlejad

Map of Restaurants

Tallinn & Harju county

Kuressaare & Saaremaa

Rakvere & Lääne-Viru County

Paide & Järva County

Võru & Võru County

Restaurants in Tallinn and Harju County

Haapsalu & Läänemaa restaurants

Kuressaare & Saaremaa restaurants

Rakvere & Lääne-Viru County restaurants

Paide & Järvamaa restaurants

Põlva & Põlvamaa restaurants

Pärnu & Pärnumaa restaurants

Tartu & Tartumaa restaurants

Võru & Võrumaa restaurants

Jõgeva & Jõgevamaa restaurants

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If your company's bins fill up at lunchtime with single-packaging rubbish.

(1) give preference and recommend RingKarp to your colleagues.

(2)

How can I buy food from a supermarket without packaging? In many supermarkets you can find fruit and vegetables, nuts and seeds, dried fruit, biscuits, sweets, bakery products, ready meals, salad bar stuff in bulk.

You can find the nearest RingKarp container return point on the map on our website.

What is your reason for making greener choices? For many of us, our why is future generations and our legacy to them. By going greener, we are creating a better world for our children and setting a good example for them.

"When we were touring Põlva County with our family, we came across the lovely Tillu farm shop café. We stayed at the spacious Pesa Hotel. Both places are the first to join RingKarp in this area and are environmentalists at heart! Põlva home café

The most environmentally friendly material for the bag is, in our opinion, textile waste, which would otherwise end up in landfills. You can ask for textile scraps in Facebook in the "Prügi aardeks" group.

These 60 cups, bowls, spoons and forks are in use at the ladies tennis club. Sport and the environment together is great! A simple change a sports club can make is to drink tap water (instead of bottled water) and eat from reusable dishes.