The world’s increasing environmental concerns, coupled with a growing demand for sustainable alternatives, have driven the development and utilization of bio-based materials and bio-plastics. Bioplastics and bio-based materials have become a possible replacement for petroleum-based plastics in response to the severe environmental and financial problems they cause. Plastics that are either biobased, biodegradable, or have both properties are referred to as bioplastics. Bioplastics have become recognised as eco-friendly materials that can replace non-renewable plastics because of their biodegradability and renewability. These materials, with their remarkable mechanical properties and lightweight characteristics, have demonstrated their value across a multitude of sectors, encompassing automotive, aerospace, aeronautics and sports industries. Furthermore, the imperative to curtail greenhouse gas emissions and enhance fuel efficiency has accentuated the demand.