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Nutrition Strategy & Communication Manager

Birmingham
£28 – £36/hr
Posted about 24 hours ago
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PE Global is currently recruiting for a Nutrition Strategy & Communication Manager for a leading multi-national FMCG client based in Birmingham.

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Working hours

  • 36 hours per week (9am – 5pm, Monday to Friday)

Pay rate

  • £28.37 per hour - £35.47 per hour (depending on experience) PAYE

Duties of the role/Responsibilities

  • Garners expert knowledge on the UK regulatory environment regarding food and drink related health and wellbeing interventions including HFSS.
  • Stays abreast with the changing external environment, bringing perspectives on opportunities and implications to the business. Partners with internal stakeholders on solutions and strategic plans.
  • Develops and supports nutrition & wellbeing-related message/claim development for key brands covering all categories working with brand teams, consumer insights, regulatory affairs, nutrition research, and legal. Adapt global for local context as needed. Provide marketing teams with support across various communication media (packaging, advertising, websites, documents aimed at healthcare professionals, etc.)
  • Supports the development of scientific communication materials/resources on a broad array of nutrition & wellbeing topics for professional and consumer audiences
  • Supports execution of health influencer outreach programs to drive brand credibility and growth
  • Supports internal nutrition & wellbeing education programs increasing knowledge and awareness on relevant topics
  • Supports nutrition conference strategies as needed

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Education/Experience

  • Minimum BSc Hons degree in Human Nutrition or a related field is required. Masters degree is preferred.
  • Minimum 5 years of food industry experience.
  • Robust expertise in Human Nutrition.
  • Stays abreast of latest food and nutrition trends.
  • Understanding of applied nutrition and industry, government, and professional health community practices related to food and nutrition issues
  • Excellent communicator with the ability to translate scientific knowledge into relevant and credible messages and deliver powerful presentations
  • Experience identifying consumer driven nutrition insights, trends, and opportunities, and connecting with scientific knowledge to develop simple, accurate, and supportable consumer messages that drive sales
  • Strong influencing/impact skills
  • Project management skills, ability to multi-task, and meet multiple deadlines
  • Some technical knowledge of food categories processes, technologies, ingredients and formulae
  • Ability to handle complexity.
  • Ability to prioritize in a fast-paced environment.

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Skills

Human Nutrition
Regulatory Compliance
Strategic Planning
Scientific Communication
Project Management
Stakeholder Management
Consumer Insights
HFSS Regulations
Influencer Outreach
Public Speaking
Technical Writing
Market Trend Analysis

Location

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

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