Readiness check
What you'll owe, and what to fix first.
- Where you're obligated, and from when
- A fee estimate from your own data, with the gaps to fix
- A 12-month plan, summarised on one page for your board
What we do
We bring your data together, set the standards, and give you numbers you can base decisions on.
Scheme design
A producer organisation set up on terms you can work with.
- What France, the Netherlands and Latvia learned, including what went wrong
- Options for governance and fee setting, ready for your board
- Workshops, or hands-on work alongside your team
For producer organisations, collectors, sorters and municipalities
Where the material goes
Know where collected textiles end up, and be able to show it.
- A map of material flows and buyers
- An assessment of sorting options and partners
- Records that show where each lot went
AI tools for compliance data
Less manual work on every declaration.
- Product data cleaned and standardised
- Fee estimates and declaration drafts
- A person checks everything before it goes anywhere
Why now
Extended producer responsibility (EPR) means retailers pay for what happens to the textiles they sell once they're thrown away.
April 2028
Every EU country must have a scheme running.
17 June 2027
Estonia's law is planned to take effect. It covers online sellers based abroad.
Fees follow durability
Short-lived products will pay more than ones that last.
Products that last pay less. Good data is how you show it.
Facts as of September 2026. Sources: Kliimaministeerium, ERR, European Commission, UKFT.
How we work
- 1
An intro call, about an hour
We map where you are and what the problem is, and agree the scope together.
- 2
A fixed proposal
What we'll do, what you'll get and what it costs, agreed before we start.
- 3
Delivery
The readiness check takes about two weeks. Larger work is planned with you.
You work with both of us directly. We manage the work, so you don't have to chase us.
Arrange a callWhat you can hold us to
We always
- Tell you what's changing before it lands.
- Work on your data, so the numbers you declare hold up.
- Say so when we can't help.
We never
- Call it circularity when the evidence doesn't support it.
- Sell your data.
- Leave you hanging.
Who we are
Two people. You work with both of us.
Pille Heido
Head of Product and Customer Success at Reverse Resources, 2024–2026. 15+ years in product and operations in Tallinn, London and Melbourne.
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Kadri Parikas
15+ years building products at Skype, Veriff and Starship Technologies. Helped launch the post-industrial textile-waste marketplace at Reverse Resources, and co-founded Glafos.
LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Questions
Does this apply to us?
If you sell clothing or home textiles in Estonia, almost certainly, including online from abroad. The details aren't final. An intro call is usually enough to tell.
What do you need from us?
A product export (messy is fine), 12 months of sales volumes, and about an hour a week of one person's time.
What does it cost?
The readiness check has a fixed price. Larger work is scoped with you, and you get a fixed price before anything starts.
Do you work outside Estonia?
Estonia first, the Baltics next. For other EU countries, we'll tell you whether we're the right people.
Do you cover footwear?
Footwear is in the law. Talk to us about what you sell.
Arrange a call
Tell us where you are. We reply within two working days.
Prefer email? hello@ragandledger.com