No. So-called "bioplastics" are usually a deceptive product. This is because plastics made from plants such as sugar, potatoes or corn are not necessarily more environmentally friendly. Bioplastics are generally no better for the environment. They are difficult to recycle and growing plants for plastic production often involves increased pesticide use and is done in monocultures. If they enter the environment, they remain there for a very long time and can be just as harmful as petroleum-based plastics.
Carrier bags made of biodegradable plastics are also not environmentally friendly. They decompose very slowly in nature and tempt people not to dispose of them properly.
Bioplastic garbage bags are regularly separated out in the composting plant. Unlike organic waste bags made of paper, bioplastic bags cannot be distinguished from plastic bags with the naked eye. Therefore, like plastic bags, they are separated out of the organic waste along with their contents and burned.