CCL Impex recycles more because every weight is now checkable.
A vegetable wholesaler was being paid a rebate against a tonnage nobody could verify. With record-by-record proof, recovery rose from 1-2 tonnes a month to 5-6 — and the rebate rose with it.
CCL Impex
CCL Impex is a vegetable wholesaler moving fresh produce in volume, with all the packaging and organic waste that comes with it.
High-turnover wholesale produces a steady stream of recyclable cardboard and plastic alongside general waste. The difference between the two is worth real money — but only if you can measure it.
- IndustryFood & Wholesale
- Scale5-6 tonnes recycled/month · Malaysia operations
- TimelineOngoing
- UsingGarGeon Connect, Recycling service, Waste collection service, Real-time Waste Tracking, Waste consultation
The problem, and what we did about it.
A rebate against a tonnage nobody could check
The previous recycler paid RM800-1,000 a month against roughly 1-2 tonnes. Where that tonnage came from was never visible to CCL Impex.
A summary, not a record
The vendor reported one total weight for the month. With no line for each collection, there was nothing to audit against.
General waste on a manual delivery order
Paper DOs meant no way to see which day or which stream was driving the bill. The cost simply stayed flat, month after month.
Every collection on the record
GarGeon Connect logs each collection with its own weight and photo proof, so CCL Impex audits line by line instead of trusting a monthly total.
Recycling that reflects what is actually there
With recyclables separated at source and weighed honestly, recovered volume rose from 1-2 tonnes a month to 5-6 tonnes.
Rebates that follow the real tonnage
Because the weight is on the record, the monthly rebate moved from RM800-1,000 to RM1,500-2,500.
General waste the team can explain
We walked CCL Impex through where the general-waste spend actually goes and why. It reads as a decision now, not a fixed line on an invoice.
What changed on the ground.
More material recovered
Recycling recovery rose from 1-2 tonnes a month to 5-6 tonnes — the same operation, measured properly.
A bigger monthly rebate
The rebate moved from RM800-1,000 to RM1,500-2,500 a month, tracking real tonnage instead of a vendor estimate.
Records that survive an audit
Every collection carries its own weight, timestamp and proof. No summary figures, no gaps, nothing to take on trust.
Spend the finance team can explain
CCL Impex knows what the general-waste bill covers and can point to the collections behind every ringgit of it.
Next, CCL Impex is looking at separating more of the stream at source — every tonne that moves out of general waste is a tonne that earns instead of costs.
More Malaysian operators put their results on the record.
Different industries, same contract — and each one can prove it.

Pickups that just happen — 40–50 tonnes a month

One contract across five construction sites

