Wondering if any of you have advice on proper disposal of Amylo 300 Enzyme? The Material Data Sheet isn't super helpful, encouraging me to dispose of it by all proper regional, local and national laws. Which I would love to do. It only seems to be a hazardous material due to the ability to cause allergen reactions, but it does contain glycerol, which I know I shouldn't pour down the drain.
Not sure if I can just add this to my regular outgoing garbage or if I need to do something special with it. Can anyone help me out?
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Joshua Maxson
Confluence Brewing Company
Des Moines IA
(319) 400-9678
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