Enterprise food recovery & diversion infrastructure

The system of record for enterprise food recovery and diversion.

Savur connects food operations, recovery, diversion, nonprofit and upcycle networks, evidence, reporting, and community impact in one governed enterprise record.

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Recovery SAV-REC-26-2048 · Enterprise location · Houston, TX Chain of custody — tracking
1,240Pounds recovered
Variance
LoggedDonation QR
DispatchedAuto-routed
ReceivedFulfillment QR
VerifiedWeight checked

The record, written as events occur

09:14:02Surplus logged at source — 1,240 lbs submitted
09:26:41Pickup auto-routed to recovery channel
11:03:17Nonprofit Partner confirmed receipt — 1,238 lbs
11:04:58Variance 0.2% — within tolerance, no flag raised
VerifiedDonation acknowledgment and sustainability records generated from the approved weight.
Evidence framework Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Act IRS §170(e)(3) documentation EPA WARM-aligned estimates Methodology-ready records SOC 2 (audit planned) No PHI collected
Why Savur

The pressure to document recovery is already here.

Most organizations cannot prove where their surplus went, how much moved, or what it was worth. Estimates leave donation documentation, sustainability evidence, and community impact reporting exposed at exactly the moment leadership, auditors, and partners ask for it.

Savur replaces reconstruction with a governed record — captured at the source, verified at every handoff, and reported from approved data.

47.9M

People in food-insecure U.S. households in 2024

USDA Economic Research Service
24%

Food is the largest single material sent to U.S. landfills

U.S. EPA
8–10%

Of global greenhouse gas emissions come from food loss and waste

UNEP
Enterprise operating environments

Built for where surplus actually happens.

High-volume, multi-site, time-sensitive food operations — the environments where recovery is hardest to coordinate and hardest to prove.

  • Stadiums & Arenas

    Concessions, suites, and multi-venue operations with post-event surplus that must move in hours.

  • Foodservice & Distribution

    Commissaries, routes, and recurring surplus inventory across regional networks.

  • Airports & Major Events

    Terminals, concerts, festivals, rodeos, and state fairs — temporary, high-volume operations inside tight windows.

  • Retail & Grocery

    Prepared foods, bakery, and produce across store networks with daily recovery activity.

  • Campuses, Hospitals & Hospitality

    Corporate dining, institutional programs, universities, properties, banquets, and convention venues.

Distribution yard with produce crates and a box truck at a loading dock, city skyline beyond
IllustrationThe enterprise supply chain Savur documents — source, transport, and receiving on one record.
Recovery + diversion

Two pathways. One enterprise standard.

Edible surplus and inedible material follow different routes — and both are documented to the same standard of evidence.

Edible surplus → recovery

Recover suitable food before it becomes waste.

Prepared and packaged surplus moves to approved Nonprofit Partners for same-day recovery, with receipt confirmed at the point of transfer.

Inedible material → diversion

Divert unavoidable waste through approved pathways.

Material that cannot be eaten routes to Upcycle Partners for compost and livestock-feed pathways — recorded by stream, never left off the record.

The Savur evidence layer

Four stages. One continuous record.

Each stage captures what the next one depends on — which is why the documentation at the end is defensible rather than reconstructed.

Stage 01

Log at the source

Staff log surplus in seconds from the dashboard or a Donation QR — before it can be miscounted or lost.

Stage 02

Route automatically

Edible surplus dispatches for same-day recovery; the rest routes to upcycle, compost, and animal-feed channels.

Stage 03

Verify the handoff

Nonprofit Partners confirm receipt by Fulfillment QR, and weights reconcile at the point of transfer.

Stage 04

Generate the record

Donation acknowledgments, diversion reports, and impact records are generated from verified activity.

Sustainability & ESG relevance

From documented diversion to credible climate evidence.

Verified weights, pathway records, timestamps, and source IDs create a defensible foundation for sustainability reporting, Scope 3 conversations, and future methodology assessment — without presenting modeled outcomes as verified facts.

Phase 01

Preview

Model the impact of diverted surplus against EPA WARM factors before anything is claimed.

Phase 02

Evidence

Preserve pathway, baseline, source, and factor-version lineage alongside the operational record.

Phase 03

Readiness

Prepare records for independent methodology assessment and third-party review. Credits are never automatic or guaranteed.

The recovery network

Every role in the chain, on one record.

Verified data flows through every participant — each with a purpose-built workspace and role-based access. Nonprofit and upcycle partners keep the systems they already run; Savur documents the chain between them.

  • Business Donor

    Logs surplus at the source and receives verified donation and sustainability records.

  • Nonprofit Partner

    Confirms receipt, verifies weights, and distributes to the community.

  • Upcycle Partner

    Transforms recoverable material and captures yield evidence for compost and feed pathways.

  • Sponsor Impact Partner

    Funds programs and the last mile; receives documented impact reporting.

  • Savvi Member

    Invite-only, dignity-first household food access through a trusted nonprofit.

Programs on the same record

Where recovered food meets the community.

Sponsor Impact

Fund programs. See exactly where it goes.

Sponsor Impact Partners underwrite approved nonprofit programs and last-mile delivery — with documented program activity and community outcomes reported back.

Explore Sponsor Impact

Community + planetary impact

Two outcomes, documented from the same verified activity.

Community impact

  • Households reached and communities served, tied back to verified weights
  • Nonprofit program activity documented, not estimated
  • Sponsor-funded deliveries reported on completion

Planetary impact

  • Landfill diversion recorded by stream, including compost and feed
  • EPA WARM-aligned estimates with source and factor-version lineage
  • Records prepared for independent methodology review
The public campaign

Surplus food isn’t waste.

Have Surplus? #SavurThis.

  • Feed People. Not Landfills.
  • Feed It. Divert It. Prove It.
  • Celebrate the Impact. Prove the Outcome.

Show us what you saved. Tag #SavurThis. Celebrate the impact. Prove the outcome.

Commercial kitchen team in chef whites plating prepared meals, with packed meal containers and boxed orders stacked on racks
Commercial dumpster full of sealed packaged prepared meals, salads, produce, bakery items and pantry goods that still look suitable for recovery; the dumpster is stencilled “Good food shouldn’t end up here”
Good food still gets discarded. Savur helps change that.

Ready to turn surplus into a verified enterprise record?

See the full lifecycle — from donation to verification-ready records — in a short walkthrough.

Or call 713-927-9227 · info@thesavur.com