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English: Wood Pellets are low-moisture, energy-dense pellets made from fine wood fiber. The fiber from all parts of the trees is harvested and reduced into fine sawdust. From there, our “pelletization” process compacts and seals the wood material into wood pellets. These pellets are extremely dense and because the natural elements of the wood create a “glue” that holds them together, they are 100% natural.
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American Heritage Biomass is a world leader in viable, renewable and sustainable biomass energy sources.

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