Supply Chain Compliance Officer

Supply Chain Compliance Officer (Full-Time, Permanent)

Hybrid – 2 to 3 Office days, Central London

Unlock your potential with Prinova

We are Prinova, a leading global supplier of ingredients and premix manufacturing solutions and trusted by the world’s best-known food, beverage, and nutrition brands.

Part of the NAGASE Group, our expertise lies in Ingredient Distribution, Manufacturing Solutions, and Customised Services. Our global network of colleagues, located in offices and manufacturing facilities around the world, delivers sustainable value-added solutions to our customers. We are recognised for our deep expertise, commitment to excellence, and bold innovation, which have earned us a strong reputation as a trusted industry leader.

Wherever your career is headed, you’ll find direction, opportunity, and belonging with us. 

What does the Supply Chain Compliance Officer do at Prinova

The role is responsible for driving compliance by engaging stakeholders, translating complex trading regulations into practical guidance, and supporting risk based decision-making in close collaboration with the Quality, Logistics, Supply Chain and Commercial teams. It also serves as a subject matter expert and key liaison on all matters relating to trade compliance.

In addition, the role drives continuous improvement within its area of responsibility through active monitoring of regulatory changes, revision of SOPs and systems of work, and the delivery of training to relevant internal stakeholders.

What’s in it for you:

Personal growth, including training and development opportunities
Health Cash Plan
Subsidised gym membership
Discretionary Bonus
Access to flexible pay with Aslan

What to expect

The Supply Chain Compliance Officer will advise and support our Product Managers and Operations teams to establish a trading compliance framework through the control of commodity codes, tariffs, certificates and licenses:

Identify commodity codes and measuring codes for all new product approvals and set up in our ERP system (FBSS). This includes the submission for external validation of HS codes where legal position may be required (BTI / ATR) if required. 
Monitor the introduction of new HS code sub-category and periodically re-assess portfolio classification as required.
Identify appropriate tariff rules based on commodity codes and markets for all new product approvals. 
Verify and document country of origin classification and associated duty controls in the markets we operate. 
Identify and support obtentions of permits, certificates and licenses required for imports and transfers of our products.
Perform active surveillance of suspensions of product licenses and quotas in the UK / EU. 
Work with internal and external stakeholders to maintain visibility of current and future regulation changes. Assess potential business impacts and communicate updates to internal and external stakeholders.
Monitor any changes to tariffs, anti-dumping duties, quotas, permits, etc. and support the business to adapt to those changes. 
Verify the presence of our products under restricted items listings (Security Trade Compliance controls).

As part of their role, the Supply Chain Compliance Officer will perform a business-critical advisory role to the business as a subject matter expert: 

Develop procedures and work instructions with supply chain, logistics and quality teams to ensure they can execute appropriate checks in their day-to-day activities. 
Develop and roll out appropriate training across the organisation as needed.
Drive knowledge sharing on all compliance topic, collaborating with US, China and NAGASE team as needed.
Support internal and external compliance processes and audits. Develop improvement plans to address gaps identified during audits and verification processes.
Support other members of staff on an ad-hoc basis when difficult cases with customs clearance / port health arise.
Help ensure that our imports and transfers comply with customs regulations.
Support operational projects to deliver compliance for the business on supply chain matters.
Maintain an active network of external support, through our import and export partners.

Does this sound like you:

Minimum 5 years’ experience in a similar role, preferably within the food, feed, or personal care sector.
Strong knowledge of commodity codes, tariff codes and import and export requirements for products, preferably from within the food, feed, or personal care sector. 
Understanding of dangerous goods classification and handling (by air, by road and sea) would be an advantage.
Strong understanding of Customs procedures, excise regulations and global trade compliance.
Ability to interpret complex regulatory requirements into operational processes. 
Pre-emptive approach to compliance, continuous improvement and issue resolution.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook, Teams).
Ability to provide guidance and training to non-expert stakeholders.
Strong interpersonal skills, build trusted relationships quickly.
Strong organisational skills and time management skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities, meet deadlines and support operational demands.
Proactive, detail-oriented, and confident working independently or in cross-functional teams. 
Excellent communication skills with the ability to liaise with internal and external stakeholders.

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