Zachary Daniels
Import Merchandiser

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Import Merchandiser | Consumer Products & Gifting | Leeds | Up to £40,000
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an organised and commercially focused Import Merchandiser to join a growing product-led business.
This is a varied, hands-on role combining merchandising, purchasing and international supply chain, giving you the opportunity to take ownership across the full product journey - from supplier and order management through to international shipping, stock and final delivery.
It's a great opportunity for someone who enjoys working with data and detail but also wants plenty of variety, responsibility and interaction with suppliers and wider teams.
Key Responsibilities
- Monitor stock levels, sales and product performance, identifying opportunities for replenishment, transfers and range changes.
- Analyse stock cover and trading information to support purchasing and inventory decisions.
- Raise and manage purchase orders, ensuring orders are accurately maintained from placement through to delivery.
- Track supplier costs, margins and landed costs, highlighting any changes that may impact profitability.
- Work closely with overseas suppliers to monitor production progress, lead times and order quantities.
- Maintain accurate product, pricing, costing, barcode and stock data across internal systems.
- Develop positive relationships with suppliers and resolve any issues relating to quality, production, pricing or delivery.
- Coordinate product testing, quality checks and relevant supplier documentation where required.
- Arrange and monitor international shipments, working closely with freight partners and warehouses.
- Obtain and review freight quotations, supporting decisions around the most efficient shipping options.
- Coordinate shipments and deliveries to ensure stock arrives within agreed timescales.
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- Previous experience within merchandising, imports or similar within a wholesale or retail environment.
- Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills.
- Confidence working with Excel and data.
- Strong numerical and analytical ability.
- Experience managing purchase orders and supplier information.
- An understanding of international shipping and import processes.
- Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
- The ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
- A proactive approach to problem solving, with the confidence to chase, challenge and find solutions.
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