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Senior Buyer - FMCG Food Manufacturing

Senior Buyer - FMCG Food Manufacturing

Posted 2 July by Michael Page Procurement & Supply Chain
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  • You will join a thriving procurement function in the UK for an initial contract role with potential for extension
  • The locations of the business are multi site, therefore I would recommend an application

Client Details

  • My client are a global company, with operations here in the UK and overseas
  • They are passionate about Learning and Development and will support ongoing progression

Description

Senior Buyer - FMCG Food Manufacturing will:

  • Join a thriving team, focused on £m's of spend across multiple categories
  • Be responsible for sourcing, negotiating, and procuring materials, products, and services essential for the company's manufacturing and production processes.
  • This role involves managing supplier relationships, ensuring cost-effective purchasing, maintaining inventory levels, and supporting the overall supply chain strategy.
  • Analyse market trends and conduct cost analysis to identify cost-saving opportunities.
  • Implement cost reduction initiatives and track their impact on the procurement budget.
  • Monitor and report on procurement KPIs, including cost savings and supplier performance.

Profile

To be successful in this role, you must have the following experience:

  • FMCG Manufacturing experience
  • Strong supplier negotiations with excellent communication skills
  • Cost savings and other achievements
  • The ability to challenge the norm, in a constructive and professional manner
  • Global sourcing experience

Job Offer

  • Salary circa £50k
  • Flexible working hours
  • Package including pension and other perks

Reference: 53007767

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