Biodegradable agricultural plastic mulch films are designed to break down over time in the soil, reducing the environmental impact compared to traditional plastics. However, their recycling and reuse potential is limited. While some biodegradable plastics can be recycled, the process is not as straightforward as with conventional plastics, and the recycling infrastructure may not be widely available. Additionally, the breakdown of these films in the soil can compromise their integrity, making them unsuitable for reuse in their original form. Therefore, while biodegradable mulch films are an environmentally friendly alternative, they are not typically recycled or reused due to their intended biodegradability and the challenges associated with their recovery and processing.