Most Malaysian businesses treat waste as a bill to pay, not an operation to manage — and it's quietly costing them more than it should. GarGeon works with companies across construction, hospitality, retail, and manufacturing, and the pattern is always the same: a collector shows up, takes everything, sends an invoice. Nobody checks where the waste goes. Nobody tracks what's recyclable. Nobody keeps records.
That worked fine five years ago. But now, fines under the Environmental Quality Act reach RM10 million, Bursa-listed companies must report waste data, and a carbon tax is on the way. Here's why waste management deserves proper attention from your operations team.
