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Introduction: Bioplastics are plastics derived from renewable biomass sources such as vegetable fats and oils, corn starch, banana peel, and potato starch. Synthetic plastics are non-renewable, often threaten the environment, have declining impacts on marine life and increases environmental pollution. The development of bioplastics helps to solve many of these sustainability problems, offering the potential of renewability, biodegradation, and a path away from harmful additives and moreover a healthy earth. Materials and Methods: Bioplastics are produced using the mixture of glycerol, cornstarch, vinegar, and food color. The mixture was heated to give a good yield. Results: Bioplastics or in other words green plastics are obtained in 2 days. They can be easily generated in our homes without any higher professional assistance and could be manufactured in a larger scale if the required facilities are set up. Conclusion: The need for bioplastics is now more than ever as the rate of plastic production and air pollution has increased at a rapid rate. Furthermore, plastics also cause many health risks because of its toxic nature. Therefore, bioplastics can be best suited as an alternative to improve healthy life and sustain a pollution-free planet.

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