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New Product Introduction Officer.

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About this role

New Product Introduction Officer – FMCG Manufacturing site

An Excellent opportunity has opened on the Development Team for this Food Manufacturing operation for an NPI Officer. the company are a very well-known operation in the food manufacturing world, who are a lot of opportunity within the business.

Responsibilities

  • Drive the new product introduction processes for a variety of products which will include new products to the business that have been developed in line with market trends and customer needs.
  • To use the company’s strong product development processes to bring the new products through from start to completion.
  • To work on all compliance for the product portfolio and help the tasting panels and other product studies that are conducted the development process.
  • To work with the sourcing team on finding the best ingredients where necessary.
  • To work with the customers where needed through out the course of any products development.

Requirements

  • Degree qualification in Food Sciences with relevant experience in an NPD or Specifications role within the Food manufacturing Industry
  • Very strong on NPD/NPI compliance.
  • Strong HACCP knowledge

If you are interested in applying for this role, please send your details, ideally an updated CV with contact information.

All applications are kept strictly confidential, and all information is managed in-line with European GDPR regulations.

Reference ID: 191-78

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