Md. Code, Environment § 9-1502
This is the official text of Md. Code, Environment § 9-1502, part of Maryland’s Code, Environment — governs environmental protection.
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§9–1502.
Official statutory text
This subtitle does not apply to a cleaning agent that is:
(1) A detergent used in dairy, beverage, or food processing cleaning equipment;
(2) A phosphoric acid product, including a sanitizer, brightener, acid cleaner, or metal conditioner;
(3) A detergent used in hospitals, veterinary hospitals or clinics, or health care facilities or in agricultural production;
(4) A detergent used by industry for metal cleaning or conditioning;
(5) Manufactured, stored, or distributed for use or sale outside of the State;
(6) Used in any laboratory, including a biological laboratory, research facility, chemical laboratory, and engineering laboratory; or
(7) Used in a commercial laundry that provides laundry services for a hospital, health care facility, or veterinary hospital.
(1) A detergent used in dairy, beverage, or food processing cleaning equipment;
(2) A phosphoric acid product, including a sanitizer, brightener, acid cleaner, or metal conditioner;
(3) A detergent used in hospitals, veterinary hospitals or clinics, or health care facilities or in agricultural production;
(4) A detergent used by industry for metal cleaning or conditioning;
(5) Manufactured, stored, or distributed for use or sale outside of the State;
(6) Used in any laboratory, including a biological laboratory, research facility, chemical laboratory, and engineering laboratory; or
(7) Used in a commercial laundry that provides laundry services for a hospital, health care facility, or veterinary hospital.
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