Key Purpose :
The Regulatory Specialist energises the business by ensuring products move confidently and compliantly from concept to market. This role drives proactive regulatory leadership—translating complex legislation into clear direction, empowering cross-functional teams, and safeguarding innovation with smart, timely approvals. By staying ahead of regulatory shifts, championing audit-readiness, and strengthening compliance across the value chain, the Regulatory Specialist becomes a catalyst for safe growth, operational excellence, and market-winning innovation.
Key Duties & Responsibilities
Key Outputs and Accountabilities include, but not limited to:
Regulatory Compliance & Advisory
Monitor national and regional regulations impacting beverage production, packaging, and distribution.
Provide timely regulatory guidance to cross-functional teams to ensure compliance in product development, operations, and marketing.
Advise on compliance risks and recommend risk mitigation strategies.
Regulatory Submissions & Licensing
Prepare and manage regulatory submissions, product registrations, and licensing applications.
Track and ensure timely renewal of permits and licenses required for production and distribution.
Compliance Monitoring & Audits
Implement and oversee internal compliance monitoring processes.
Support regulatory inspections and audits by government agencies and certification bodies.
Drive corrective and preventive actions (CAPAs) arising from compliance audits.
Policy & Regulatory Analysis
Analyze new and emerging legislation and standards, assessing their implications for the business.
Summarize and report regulatory changes to the Country Lead and affected business units.
Documentation & Record Keeping
Maintain up-to-date records of all regulatory submissions, permits, licenses, and compliance reports.
Ensure documentation meets internal standards and regulatory requirements.
Skills, Experience & Education
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Law, Food Science, Environmental Science, or related field.
Postgraduate certification or diploma in Regulatory Affairs or Compliance is an advantage.
Experience:
5 - 8 years of experience in regulatory affairs or compliance roles, preferably in FMCG, beverage, food, or manufacturing industries.
Hands-on experience managing regulatory submissions, compliance audits, and licensing processes.
Familiarity with local and regional regulatory bodies governing food safety, environment, packaging, and trade.
Skills:
In-depth knowledge of food safety standards, environmental regulations, labeling laws, and packaging standards.
Proficient in regulatory databases, submission platforms, and compliance tracking tools.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills for interpreting legislation and standards.
Excellent written communication skills for preparing submissions, reports, and summaries.
Proficient in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and regulatory document management systems.
Deadline:26th February,2026