Regulatory Officer | High-Growth FMCG Business

📍Location & Package:

• Salary: Circa £55,000 annual salary + up to 20% bonus
• Location: London
• Working pattern: 3 days a week in office, 2 days working from home

Please note you must have FMCG experience to apply for this role or your application will not be considered

A rapidly growing, sustainability-led consumer products business is looking for a pragmatic and commercially-minded Regulatory Officer to take ownership of regulatory compliance across an expanding product portfolio in the UK and US.

This is an exciting opportunity to join a high-growth business at a pivotal stage of its journey, where new products are launching regularly and international expansion is creating increasingly complex regulatory requirements.

You’ll sit within the Product function and work closely with Formulation, Product Development, Packaging, Brand and Commercial teams — acting as the regulatory expert who identifies risks early, provides practical solutions and keeps products moving towards launch.

🧪 What you'll be doing

You’ll own the regulatory workstream from early formulation through to launch and ongoing product lifecycle management, including:

• Advising on Detergents Regulation, CLP and BPR requirements across new and existing formulations.
• Assessing raw materials and fragrance compositions against UK REACH, TSCA, restricted substances, allergen and IFRA requirements.
• Reviewing formulations for classification and labelling implications and working with formulators to find compliant alternatives where required.
• Owning hazard classification, on-pack regulatory labelling and artwork sign-off.
• Authoring and maintaining Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) across the product portfolio.
• Managing poison centre notifications and UFI generation.
• Maintaining technical files and ingredient documentation to a standard suitable for audits, retailers and regulatory enquiries.
• Advising on dangerous goods classification and transport requirements.
• Supporting UK and US market access, including state-level US requirements and product disclosure obligations.
• Identifying when product claims could trigger additional regulatory requirements, including US pesticide/FIFRA considerations.
• Advising the business on claims substantiation, ensuring marketing and product claims are supported by appropriate evidence.
• Reviewing marketing, website, social and influencer content for regulatory and advertising compliance.
• Supporting environmental and sustainability claims in line with evolving UK requirements.
• Owning product safety and consumer testing programmes, working with external laboratories and specialists.
• Keeping the business ahead of regulatory changes, translating new requirements into clear, practical actions.
• Supporting quality incidents, consumer complaints, adverse reactions and any associated reporting or recall requirements.