Plastic made from sugar can decompose itself

British scientists say they have studied a type of 'sugar made plastic' that can decompose itself and become a useful fertilizer.

This plastic in the future may become a tool to support regeneration of medical organizations.

The announcement of the Imperial Institute of Natural Sciences (UK) said that scientists at the institute created a new plastic by decomposing cellulose in plants.

This new invention ensures hygiene in the production process.

The team has found a way to produce this new material on a large scale under conditions of low energy and water consumption.

This new type of plastic in human bodies can also decompose into harmless materials for humans, becoming a tool to support regeneration of medical organizations.