Plastic are non-biodegradable and they contribute significantly on increasing soil pollution. Not only they are not decomposed on soil bout also decrease the fertility of farm and other serious problems to daily life of people. But the researchers form Japan are able to identify a bacteria Name Ideonella sakaiensis 201-F6 which can actually decompose a plastic in much simpler form. The employment of these bio organism on reducing soil pollution may be the solution for future.  Furthermore, similar research projects on fungus and other potential organism for reducing plastic based soil pollution is carried on top most research facilities. these results and findings will be very much helpful to address this problem.