Peanuts for business that wants to be green

Rogue Robot receives weekly shipments of games that come well-padded in styrofoam peanuts. The owner, Ryan, wants to know if there’s an environmentally friendly way to dispose of them: another business in downtown Duluth that wants them for their shipping purposes? Some other repurposing? Some safe disposal?

Rogue Robot is taking green seriously, going so far as to suggest I unwrap purchases in the store so the owner can bulk recycle the packaging.

Any suggestions for him?

9 Comments

Karasu

about 12 years ago

I think shipping stores (FedEx, UPS) will take them.

erktheviking

about 12 years ago

Pack & Mail Plus at 4602 Grand Avenue will take packing peanuts.

DaVe

about 12 years ago

The Mail Room on London Road.

in.dog.neato

about 12 years ago

Bring them to Alakef. I might even give you some coffee. It's a win-win.

in.dog.neato

about 12 years ago

Oh wait ... Styrofoam? If they're clean green corn-starch-based ones, I'll take them off your hands.

sean42

about 12 years ago

I work for FedEx express up by the airport and we will take and reuse peanuts.  I also know that Andy at Going Postal in Superior will do the same.

secjewl

about 12 years ago

Call or e-mail Security Jewelers and we will pick up.

218-722-6633 | info @ securityjewelers.com

Beverly

about 12 years ago

The UPS stores, one on Central Entrance and the other in the Kenwood shopping center, take them for free. They reuse them to ship items.

ruby2sd4y

about 12 years ago

Many Duluth-Superior Freecycler's will take them too - that's where I get rid of mine, plus they come pick them up!

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