👉 Methylglyoxal is a type of chemical compound that is commonly found in agricultural and industrial waste. It is produced by the decomposition of sugars, such as those from fruits or vegetables, which are then used to produce ethanol for fuel production. The amount of methylglyoxal can vary depending on the specific process and conditions of the waste, but it typically ranges between 0.5-1.0 mg/kg in agricultural wastes and 3-4 mg/kg in industrial waste.
