Estonia has several online stores offering zero waste alternatives, including Elamisekergus, Zero Waste, Slow, Rohepakend, Munt, and Veepudel.  

Tallinn  Ilma pood was the second packaging-free shop to be established in Estonia, and the only one still operating. The...

BEPCO has a mission to develop universal and efficient Returnable Transport Packaging (RTP) systems that can be used to deliver...

Cafes and gas station chains have started to offer small discounts when consumers bring their own coffee cups.   Supermarket...

Tartu Nature House published a manual for organisers of green events, available both in Estonian and Russian. They also manage a...

Topsiring, founded in 2014, was the first reusable cup rental system in Estonia. The company offers a wide variety...

Eesti Pandipakend, which was founded in 2005, operates the national deposit return system for plastic and glass bottles for soft...

Harku  The municipality of Harku, which has just over 15,000 residents, has developed their own reusable cups for use at...

Tallinn  Tallinn has imposed a city-wide ban on the use of single-use plastic packaging at public events. There are...

Things Foundation, a collaborative web-based platform that enables its users to learn about the origin, usage, and recycling of...