Biodegradable adhesives are environmentally friendly bonding agents designed to break down naturally over time. Unlike traditional adhesives, which can persist in landfills for years, these adhesives are made from renewable resources such as starch, cellulose, or natural resins. They are used in various applications, including packaging, woodworking, and crafts, where sustainability is a priority. These adhesives offer similar performance to conventional options but with the added benefit of reducing environmental impact. As they decompose, they do not release harmful chemicals, making them safer for both humans and the ecosystem. This innovation supports the growing demand for sustainable materials in industries like construction and manufacturing.