This paper explores the intersection of biotechnology and environmental law, focusing on the regulatory framework governing biotech products and their environmental impact and sustainability. Biotechnology has emerged as a powerful tool in various sectors, including agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and industrial applications. While biotech products offer numerous benefits, they also raise concerns regarding potential environmental risks. Understanding the legal framework surrounding biotechnology and its environmental implications is crucial for ensuring the safe and sustainable use of these products. This paper analyzes the existing regulatory mechanisms, assesses their effectiveness in addressing environmental concerns, and explores potential areas for improvement to enhance environmental protection in the biotechnology sector.