APAC Regulatory Affairs Associate Manager

Südzucker AG; Singapore; On-site; SGD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Dynamic role

Salary & benefits

Open culture

Purpose-driven culture

Job summary

BENEO, part of the Südzucker Group, is seeking a Regulatory Affairs professional in Singapore to oversee Asia Pacific regulatory changes for food ingredients. You will monitor regulatory developments, coordinate with the RA Manager, and prepare dossiers for product approvals and health claims with internal teams and authorities.

The role requires a bachelor in food science and 1–3 years in regulatory affairs, with English and additional Asian languages considered advantageous.

Qualifications

• Bachelor level in food science.
• 1–3 years in food regulatory affairs or related role.

Responsibilities

• Monitor regulatory changes in the Asia Pacific region and communicate to internal and external stakeholders with the RA Manager to ensure compliance of BENEO ingredients with current regulation.
• Co-develop position papers on draft regulations for submission to Authorities to influence regulation based on scientific principles and international standards.
• Co-develop dossiers for submission of product approvals and health claims to Authorities to facilitate market entry and compliance with local regulation.
• Support the RA Manager in providing regulatory feedback to internal (sales, quality, marketing, CTS, …) and external stakeholders (customers).
• Support development of regulations or standards relevant to BENEO ingredients to influence regulation based on scientific principles and international standards.

Skills

English

Chinese

Indonesian

Thai

Japanese

Education

Bachelor in Food Science

Job description

BENEO, part of the Südzucker Group, is seeking a Regulatory Affairs professional in Singapore to oversee Asia Pacific regulatory changes for food ingredients. You will monitor regulatory developments, coordinate with the RA Manager, and prepare dossiers for product approvals and health claims with internal teams and authorities.

The role requires a bachelor in food science and 1–3 years in regulatory affairs, with English and additional Asian languages considered advantageous.