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Regulatory Officer

Andover
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Regulatory Officer

Application Deadline: 5 August 2026

Department: Tea Supply Chain

Employment Type: Fixed Term - Full Time

Location: Andover


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We’re looking for people who don’t just come here to get the job done, but who have a real passion for the brand and a desire to do the best job they can. In return, we offer an inspiring package of employee benefits - to show just how much we value you. This role will offer you the scope for growth and the tools to aim high.

As part of the Regulatory Centre of Excellence, you will work cross-functionally and globally, advising on existing and forthcoming regulatory requirements primarily in the fields of food labelling, nutrition, health and other marketing claims, composition, pesticides and contaminants.

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Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and maintain a good working knowledge of UK, EU and international food legislation.
  • Work with Tea Supply Chain and Commercial teams to ensure legal compliance of existing products and new products.
  • Ensure nutrition, health, and other marketing claims (including packaging end-of-life marketing claims such as recycling logos, biodegradability, certification schemes, etc.) comply with appropriate regulations and advertising standards.
  • Ensure all ingredients and finished products are legally compliant for their intended markets of sale internationally.
  • Provide guidance on the legality of product labelling and conduct product label approvals to support Marketing teams’ activities.
  • Maintain regulatory databases and tools to ensure they remain current, accurate, and fit for purpose.

Skills, Knowledge, and Proficiency

  • Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in food science or other relevant scientific, technical, or legal discipline.
  • At least 2 years’ experience in regulatory affairs in the food and beverage industry.
  • Practical knowledge of UK, EU, and international food legislation and end-of-life packaging claim requirements.
  • Experience in providing regulatory advice to commercial teams.
  • Business Partner approach to ways of working, through building working relationships and communication skills.
  • Willingness to find solutions and unlock opportunities.

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Benefits

  • Yearly bonus based on personal contribution and financial performance
  • Flexible working options
  • 25 days holiday plus 8 bank holidays and the option to buy and sell holidays
  • Onsite Gym and Wellbeing Centre
  • Perkbox – employee discount scheme with discounts online, in high street stores, cinema, holidays, restaurants, and many more
  • Pension scheme with your contributions matched for up to 10% of your salary
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • SimplyHealth Cash plan
  • Onsite Staff shop and online staff discounts
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Skills

Food Legislation
Regulatory Affairs
Food Labelling
Nutrition Claims
Health Claims
Marketing Claims
Pesticides And Contaminants
Product Label Approval
Compliance
Business Partnering
Communication Skills
International Food Law

Location

Andover, England, United Kingdom

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