What is the difference is between NEWP Premium in red/brown lettered
bag vs. green lettered bags?
bag vs. green lettered bags?
NEWP Premium Pellets
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tinkabranc said:
The brown lettered are made by New England Pellet. The green lettered are made by Pinnacle (I think), shipped to a distribution facility in Palmer, MA and bagged there. Both are good pellets in my opinion. Of course, every stove is different, and handling can affect the quality of the pellets.
I was told (not sure if true)
The Red lettered bags were manufactured and bagged in the Jaffery, NH Plant
The Green lettered bags come from Palmer, Ma. Which is a distribution point.
---Nailer---
The Red lettered bags were manufactured and bagged in the Jaffery, NH Plant
The Green lettered bags come from Palmer, Ma. Which is a distribution point.
---Nailer---
all true
brown lettered bags are manufactured and bagged in Jaffrey
green lettered are bagged in Palmer....
BUT
The difference is the Jaffrey blend is hardwood
Palmer blend is Canadian softwood.....and yes I believe it is pinnacle brand shipped in by rail....
Anyone buy NEWP from new york yet?
Anyhow both are good pellets, but I've noticed the softwoods form alot less clinkers than the Hardwoods..
brown lettered bags are manufactured and bagged in Jaffrey
green lettered are bagged in Palmer....
BUT
The difference is the Jaffrey blend is hardwood
Palmer blend is Canadian softwood.....and yes I believe it is pinnacle brand shipped in by rail....
Anyone buy NEWP from new york yet?
Anyhow both are good pellets, but I've noticed the softwoods form alot less clinkers than the Hardwoods..
I'm on my second ton of NEWP from the new plant near Utica, NY.
No fines, consistent sizes, burn well.
Now if I could only find my entire supply for next year (5 ton) for less than $200/ton, I'd be a happy.
No fines, consistent sizes, burn well.
Now if I could only find my entire supply for next year (5 ton) for less than $200/ton, I'd be a happy.
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