Grafton Recruitment
Head of Procurement

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Head of Procurement | B-Corp Organic Food Manufacturer | West London | £90,000–£100,000
About the Company
Our client is a fast-scaling, B-Corp certified organic food manufacturer based in London, backed by private equity and entering an exciting growth phase — including a new manufacturing facility and expansion into new product categories.
About the Role
They're now looking for a Head of Procurement to join their leadership team and build out the procurement function from the ground up.
Responsibilities
- Reporting to the Founder and the FD
- Hybrid working — 2/3 days per week on-site in West London
- Full ownership of procurement strategy across raw materials, packaging, and indirect spend
- A genuine opportunity to shape process, systems, and supplier strategy in a business that's investing heavily in its next phase of growth
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Qualifications
- Proven procurement experience within food manufacturing or Food and Beverage FMCG
- A track record working in SME or high-growth environments — comfortable building structure where it doesn't yet exist, not just managing an established function
Required Skills
- Strong commercial acumen and confidence engaging with senior stakeholders, including at Board level
- Someone motivated by scale-up pace and willing to be hands-on as well as strategic


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Preferred Skills
- Experience in a high-growth food business
Pay range and compensation package
£90,000–£100,000 depending on experience, plus benefits
This is a rare opportunity to join a purpose-led, high-growth food business at a pivotal moment, with real influence over how the procurement function is built. 📩 To hear more, apply here, or get in touch with your CV for more information
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