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Regulatory Affairs Specialist, Nutrition & Food

CLINICAL PROFESSIONALS
Leicestershire
6 months ago
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Overview

Job Title:Regulatory Affairs Specialist, nutrition & food supplements


Job Type:Permanent position


Location:East Midlands, UK (Hybrid) – 3x a week on-site 


Remuneration:Competitive Salary

This is an excellent opportunity to join a global manufacturer and supplier of health products, combining decades of expertise, quality ingredients, and product innovation to provide world-leading nutritional supplements for all. With only being 5 years old, they have rapidly outgrown its start-up roots to become a key player in the British health and wellness sector.

The business is currently looking for a Regulatory Affairs Specialist to join the business and support Regulatory Affairs activities. This role requires a meticulous, proactive professional to navigate the complexities of regulatory compliance for food supplements in both UK and EU. You will act as a bridge between regulatory frameworks and internal stakeholders.

The responsibilities will include:

Provide detailed regulatory guidance and technical support for internal stakeholders.


Monitor regulatory changes and ensure timely updates to business practices.
Coordinate and manage product approvals (SIPS/MIPS) and schedule updates with the Soil Association, via email and the SA online portal.
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Approve printer’s proofs and monitor artwork through the InMotion system.
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Requirements

University degree in Law, Biomedical science, Chemistry, Pharmacy, Engineering, or equivalent experience.


At least 3 years + of experience working in regulatory affairs within, foods, consumer health, nutrition, or something highly regulated.
Previous experience working within a regulatory role dedicated to nutrition/ food and beverage industry.
A strong communicator who is confident in driving strategies and working with senior internal and external stakeholders.
Experience working/ interacting with the food standards agencies, trade associations or other relevant authorities.
Previous line management experience is highly desirable.

This role will require someone who can multi-task a number of projects at one time with minimal help from colleagues. The business is looking for someone with excellent communication, detail drive, a hard-worker and a motivated individual.

The role will require3 days on-site per weekhowever the business is able to be flexible for the right person.

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