u/Hammon_Rye

The pictures look AI.
Maybe they couldn't find any real squirrels to model them.
But they are in AI so any of you can snap them up. LOL

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GSQZJBD5

https://preview.redd.it/gf3mpwqeo71h1.jpg?width=1500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=685aa147a394779ccbd91c38e643579dbb318f32

In this case the product is ALM Organic Frozen Mango Chunks.
https://www.alm-organics.com/mango

but the question could be for other frozen foods I buy as well since the bags feel similar.
The plastic feels 'stiffer' but I'm not sure if that is just because it is thicker.
I can not find any type of packaging / recycling listing on the package one way or the other.

Thanks if you know.

What the title says. I'm wondering if there is anywhere one can drop off recycle glass for free in the Bellingham / near county area.

Scrap It takes metal
That place off Irongate takes cardboard.

I'm loading up my utility trailer for a combined recycle / dump run.
By volume, the glass seems to be the heaviest with the possible exception of scrap paper.
I'll pay by the pound if I have to, but thought I'd ask.