Chalice Supplements
Food Scientist

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Company Description
Chalice Supplements is a state-of-the-art gummy manufacturer. The company focuses on transparent manufacturing, robust compliance, and strong technical standards, earning the trust of brands found on 70% of the UK high street and in leading supermarkets. Chalice Supplements has invested heavily in scale, technology, and BRC-certified processes to support both its own products and those of partner brands. The company’s mission is to raise the bar for supplement manufacturing through clear standards and a commitment to “doing things properly,” offering food science professionals a chance to influence quality across the wider industry.
Role Description
The Food Scientist will work on-site full time in Huyton With Roby, developing and improving gummy-based supplements and related products from concept through to production. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Formulating new products
- Optimizing existing recipes
- Conducting laboratory testing
- Ensuring products meet safety, regulatory, and quality standards


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The role involves collaborating with production, quality, and compliance teams to scale formulations, troubleshoot manufacturing issues, and maintain consistent product performance. The Food Scientist will also evaluate new ingredients, analyze data from R&D trials, document procedures, and contribute to continuous improvement of processes and standards within the facility.
Qualifications
- Strong Food Science and Food Technology skills relevant to supplement and confectionery formulation
- Research and Development (R&D) capabilities, including experimental design, product trials, and data analysis
- Laboratory Skills, including safe handling of materials, analytical testing, and accurate record-keeping
- Knowledge of the Food & Beverage sector, including regulatory requirements, quality systems, and consumer trends
- Relevant degree in Food Science, Food Technology, Nutrition, Chemistry, or a closely related field
- Experience in product development or manufacturing of gummies, supplements, or confectionery is highly beneficial
- Understanding of UK and international food safety and quality standards (e.g., BRC, HACCP, GMP)
- Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and ability to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams on-site.
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