United Petfood Group
Export Coordinator

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Export Co-ordinator
Role Overview
The Export Coordinator manages the end-to-end export process of our pet food products, ensuring orders are delivered efficiently, compliantly, and to customer expectations. The role works closely with internal teams, customers, and external partners such as logistic providers and veterinary officials to support smooth international trade operations.
Key Responsibilities
Export & Logistics Coordination
- Manage export shipments from order receipt through to final delivery
- Book transport and work with freight forwarders and logistics providers
- Track shipments and resolve delays or issues where needed
- Act as a key contact for international customers, providing updates from order to delivery
- Maintain strong relationships with customers, partners, and service providers
- Respond to queries, resolve issues, and ensure a high level of customer satisfaction
- Prepare and check all export documentation to ensure accuracy and compliance with destination country requirements
- Coordinate export health certification with our veterinary partners and ensure all product and documentation standards are met
- Liaise with customs authorities and government bodies to meet export regulations
- Keep up to date with export legislation, customs requirements, and industry standards
- Maintain accurate records of all export activity
- Support product compliance through coordination of testing and certification requirements
- Work with Quality Assurance teams to ensure products meet export and customer standards
- Process export-related documentation including invoices and related transactions
- Work closely with production, warehouse, QA, and sales teams to ensure orders are ready and compliant for dispatch
- Support cross-functional communication to ensure smooth operations
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- Experience in logistics, exports, or administration (food/manufacturing experience beneficial)
- Strong attention to detail and organisation skills
- Good communication and problem-solving ability
- Basic knowledge of export documentation and compliance
- Comfortable using standard office systems (email, spreadsheets, etc.)
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