LES DOMAINES UK LIMITED
Commercial Manager

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Commercial Manager | Les Domaines UK | Hybrid
Les Domaines UK is looking for a Commercial Manager to help drive the next phase of our growth across the UK and Ireland fresh produce market.
About us
Les Domaines UK has been trading since 2014, and we're part of the wider Les Domaines Agricoles group — a family of businesses growing and supplying fresh produce since the 1960s. We're now investing in growth by adding a Commercial Manager to our UK/Ireland team.
The opportunity
You'll work closely with our UK/Ireland lead to manage and grow our customer portfolio, with real ownership of key relationships and the freedom to develop new business. Specifically, you'll:
- Manage customer relationships — programming, negotiations, and resolving issues as they arise
- Own and grow key accounts for the long term
- Work closely with our supply chain — collaborating with technical and logistics colleagues in both the UK and Morocco
- Develop new business — identifying and pursuing new opportunities
- Travel regularly — including visits to Morocco and trade events
- Bring an entrepreneurial edge — spotting and trading new opportunities as they come up
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What we're looking for
- Several years' commercial experience in fresh produce or a closely related food supply chain environment
- A track record of managing customer relationships, negotiations, and supply chain coordination
- Comfort with regular international travel
- A proactive, entrepreneurial mindset with a genuine appetite for new business development
- Someone who thrives on autonomy and wants real ownership over the accounts and opportunities they build
- French language proficiency desirable but not essential


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What's in it for you
- Genuine ownership of key customer relationships from day one
- Broad industry exposure — you'll gain insight into how other parts of the supermarket and fresh produce world operate, and bring that thinking back into the role
- Competitive salary and package
- The chance to join a business with deep roots (operating since the 1960s as part of the wider group) and ambitious growth plans
Interested?
If this sounds like the next step for you, we'd love to talk. Apply today or reach out directly to find out more about the role, the team, and where Les Domaines is headed.
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