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Regulatory Affairs Manager (12 Month FTC)

Advocate Group
City of London
3 days ago
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We are seeking an experienced Regulatory Affairs Manager to join on a 12-month fixed-term contract, supporting compliance and nutrition across multiple European markets. This is a senior role with broad cross-functional exposure, ideal for someone with strong regulatory expertise who thrives in a fast-paced international environment.


Key Responsibilities

  • Act as a subject matter expert on European food regulations, labelling, and claims.
  • Provide expert guidance on regulatory matters for existing, new, and reformulated products.
  • Lead the regulatory review and approval of consumer labels in English and French, with potential oversight of additional European markets.
  • Manage and resolve complex regulatory incidents, engaging with internal teams and external authorities.
  • Monitor and interpret emerging legislation, shaping compliance strategies and contributing to industry discussions.
  • Support cross-functional projects, including product development, reformulations, and marketing communications.
  • Drive improvements in regulatory processes and systems, including the rollout of new labelling software.
  • Manage and develop contractors, ensuring delivery of compliance-related activities.


About You

  • Degree in Life Sciences required; Master’s preferred.
  • 8–10+ years’ experience in regulatory affairs/nutrition with a strong focus on European markets.
  • 5+ years’ experience leading teams preferred.
  • Deep knowledge of European food regulations and labelling requirements.
  • Fluent in English and French (additional European languages an advantage).
  • Excellent communication and influencing skills, with proven ability to manage senior stakeholders.
  • Skilled in Microsoft Office, Adobe, SAP-PLM, and product lifecycle management systems.


What’s on Offer

  • A 12-month fixed-term contract with significant responsibility and visibility.
  • The opportunity to work across multiple markets and regulatory environments.
  • A chance to shape compliance processes and contribute to industry discussions at European level.

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