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Vitaco Group is seeking a hands-on Procurement Specialist to own an array of ingredients, packaging materials, services and suppliers. You will balance cost, quality, service and supply reliability while collaborating with Planning, NPD, Quality and Operations.
With a team of ten in Procurement, you’ll enhance your capability and may progress to Senior Procurement Specialist. Flexible hybrid work with on-site and WFH days is offered.
This is an exciting opportunity to join Vitaco’s Procurement team and take ownership of a portfolio of ingredients, packaging materials, services and suppliers. You’ll combine hands-on procurement with commercial and category management responsibilities, contributing to cost, quality, service and supply reliability.
At Vitaco, our vision is Empowering Healthier Lives.
We are one of Australasia’s leading health and wellness companies, employing more than 650 people across New Zealand and Australia. Our trusted brands include Musashi, Nutra-Life, Healtheries, Athena and Balance, with products distributed across Australasia and more than 30 countries worldwide.
We’re proud to have been recognised as an HRD 5-Star Employer of Choice for two consecutive years (2025 and 2026).
Reporting to the Operational Procurement Manager, you’ll manage an individual portfolio while working closely with suppliers and internal teams across Planning, NPD, Quality, Operations, Finance, Marketing and Warehouse Inwards.
You’ll join a vibrant, busy and supportive Procurement team of ten, with the opportunity to continue developing your procurement capability and potentially progress into a Senior Procurement Specialist role over time.
To be successful in this role, you’ll bring:
Experience within FMCG, food manufacturing, consumer goods, logistics or shipping would be advantageous. A relevant tertiary qualification in Supply Chain, Commerce, Business, Science or a related discipline, or professional certification such as CIPS, APICS or NZPICS, would also be welcomed.