Identify tsc company pellets
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bogieb
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That is an excellent question. GS1 just shows they are wood pellets
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And like you said, GPR only says they are TSC Tennessee pellets
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And like you said, GPR only says they are TSC Tennessee pellets
I was a little stumped at this. I went into TSC to buy a ton of pellets and scanned the bar code and it just came up tractor supply. At 240 a ton I was a little skeptical. So i figured I would post on here and see what you all thought. I did notice they had another couple bags with a different bar code and scanned those. They came up Ozark Hardwood but i only found 2 bags of those. Plus I don't know anything about Ozark either. So i went a different route and bought some Appalachian wood pellets instead for 219 out the door.
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