NonStop Consulting
Country Regulatory Manager – UK & Ireland

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Location: UK-based, fully remote | Salary: £60,000 – £75,000 | Contract: Permanent
Introduction
If you have built genuine expertise in crop protection registrations in the UK and Ireland, understand the technical and commercial landscape intimately, and have ever felt constrained by slow-moving structures or limited decision-making authority, this role may be exactly what you have been waiting for.
A well-established, internationally active crop protection company is seeking a Country Regulatory Manager to take full ownership of its UK and Ireland regulatory strategy. This is a newly restructured position, created to bring sharper focus, deeper technical credibility, and a more entrepreneurial mindset to what is considered a priority growth market. The person appointed will have broad latitude to shape how the company operates and grows in this territory.
Why This Role?
The company’s approach to its generics portfolio is anything but ordinary. With roughly 2,000 SKUs, around 60 formulations, and complete EU regulatory dossiers already in place across key markets, the infrastructure is substantial, and the reinvestment into new product development is notably high for a business of this type. That means the person in this role will inherit a credible, compliance-anchored platform and then have the opportunity to actively contribute to portfolio decisions for the territory over the coming years, a level of strategic input that is rare at this level in a non-originator environment.
What makes this opportunity genuinely different is the culture behind it. This is a lean organisation led by people who believe that capable professionals should be trusted to act. Decision-making is fast, reporting lines are short, and the business actively expects its country leads to design and execute their own strategy rather than waiting for approval from multiple layers above. The company’s ethos is built on high ethical standards and long-term market presence, not short-term margin games, and that consistency makes it a genuinely comfortable place to commit your career for the long term.
From a career perspective, timing matters here. The company is in an active European growth phase, adding headcount and broadening its portfolio, and the UK and Ireland are central to that ambition. Joining now means you are part of building something, with the visibility, the relationships, and the portfolio legacy that come with it.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage and maintain all crop protection product registrations for the UK and Ireland, including interactions with the relevant regulatory authorities (HSE/CRD and equivalent)
- Identify regulatory needs for new and existing products within the territory and coordinate dossier preparation and submission accordingly
- Monitor UK REACH, GB regulatory developments, and post-Brexit divergence to ensure the portfolio remains compliant and strategically positioned
- Develop and sustain strong technical and commercial relationships with key distribution partners and accounts across the territory
- Contribute to the company’s portfolio development strategy for UK and Ireland, providing market and regulatory insight to support pipeline decisions
- Work cross-functionally with European regulatory, R&D, and commercial teams to align on priorities and timelines
- Track competitor activity, market trends, and customer needs to inform strategy and identify opportunities
- Represent the company at industry events and with key stakeholders in the UK and Irish agricultural sector
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Key Requirements
- Solid background in crop protection regulatory affairs, specifically product registrations in the UK and/or Ireland
- Strong understanding of GB and EU regulatory frameworks for plant protection products, including post-Brexit UK requirements
- Experience managing relationships with HSE/CRD or equivalent national authorities
- Ability to read and interpret technical dossiers and to work effectively with R&D and regulatory teams
- Commercial awareness and the confidence to engage with distribution partners, understand their needs, and translate those into portfolio and regulatory priorities
- Entrepreneurial mindset: comfortable operating independently, setting priorities, and driving strategy without relying on a large support structure
- Familiarity with the UK and Irish crop protection market, including key distribution channels and customer dynamics
- Degree-level qualification in a relevant life science, agricultural, or chemical discipline
- Fluent English; additional European languages would be an advantage
Additional Information
This is a fully remote position based anywhere in the UK, with travel as needed to meet customers, attend industry events, and engage with the broader European team. It suits someone who is self-directed, technically credible, and genuinely excited by the idea of owning a territory rather than simply managing tasks within one.
The company offers a stable, ethical, and ambitious environment with real opportunities to grow alongside the business. As the portfolio expands and new product launches materialise over the coming years, the person in this role will have had a meaningful hand in shaping what those products are and how they land in the market.


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