What about RingKarb?
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Save the planet and forget packaging
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"A strong change of attitude in society is needed for the reusable requirement to take root in Estonia."
Rohegeenius, 2022
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"The idea that you can consume as much as you want as long as you throw it in the right bin is not right. The only solution to the waste problem is not to litter," he said.
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"If you're happy to get food in a compostable box from a restaurant because it seems more environmentally friendly, you're a victim of greenwashing."
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"Bold steps are needed. If the country had the courage to take the decision to ban single-use packaging in cafes and restaurants, it would be easier for food outlets too. A level playing field for all."
foundMe, 2022
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Everyone can talk about the circular economy, but few are yet taking action.
EPL Green Portal 2022
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Katarina Papp, founder of RingKarb, on overcoming barriers: the chef cursed me in the kitchen that the box is small and that I'm a wicked eco-weirdo in general.
- Rohegeenius, 2022
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As a sustainable lifestyle is close to Katarina's heart, she shares her experiences and ideas on how to do everyday things in a way that reduces her ecological footprint.
- Don't Waste podcast, 2022
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A modern Estonian restaurant, Mona, has opened its doors in Ülemiste City, selling takeaway food completely garbage-free. Food and drinks are packed in round dishes and paper bags can be used as bags.
- Bioneer, 2022
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Environmentally friendly circular food boxes arrived in Järva County. "We are excited and were looking forward to the boxes with great anticipation. Our regular customers have been asking for them for a long time," said Mari-Liis Rulli, owner of Paide Poke café.
Järva Teataja, 2021
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Ten for Nature: RingKarp prevents a ban on single food items
Evening paper, 2021
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"We have a lot of regular customers who have also told us about the huge packaging economy - where do I put all these paper boxes at home? I heat it in the oven or put it in the bin, but that's a huge expense and every single box costs something, 50 or 30 cents each time. This creates a huge amount of waste," Villau said, explaining why Hiiu Pub started to look at circular economy solutions.
