Do bioplastics made from plant-based agricultural products have greater potential for waste reduction or the development of reusable and recyclable materials?

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The problem of plastic waste is becoming one of the biggest environmental challenges. Bioplastics made from plants offer a biodegradable alternative, but require resources for their production. In turn, the development of reusable systems is based on changing consumption patterns and waste management. Research shows that bioplastics produced from plant-based agricultural products have greater waste reduction potential than reusable and recyclable systems. Therefore, the use of bioplastics can significantly reduce waste, especially in single-use sectors such as packaging and tableware. However, their production requires agricultural resources, which can compete with food production. Reusable and recyclable systems may be more sustainable, but they require a change in consumer habits and investment in infrastructure. An interdisciplinary approach to this issue should consider environmental, social and economic aspects in order to find an optimal solution.

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