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Ashburyglobal

Regulatory Advisor (Non-Food)

London, London, City of, Remote

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Seniority
Mid level
Country
GB
Work mode
Remote-friendly
First seen by hirly
5 Oct 2026

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the posting

The role

We are looking for Regulatory Advisors (Non-Food) interested in 12 months Fixed Term Contracts or Contractors.

In this role you will be advising clients , their suppliers and Ashbury advisors, on how to get it right. You will be using your regulatory knowledge and experience to inquisitively question and challenge to ensure Ashbury clients have due diligence and are compli ant with the law. You will be accountable for quality, accurate and timely risk-based advice, which enables our customers to launch products competitively and safely.

This role is key to the delivery of our services to our clients. You will be part of the largest team within Ashbury, Advisory Services. The Advisory Services Team is made of both industry and regulatory professionals, with expertise in food and non-food, across manufacturing and retail internationally. On a day-to-day basis you will report into a Team Lead, who is responsible for delivery of services to one or more clients .

You will be responsible for

Carrying out product information services, such as formulation, regulatory adaptations, specification/pack copy review, artwork review, alignment, and branded product reviews for compliance, as required

Providing regulatory advice to Ashbury and its clients, to ensure products are legally compliant. The advice should be risk based, commercially competitive and in line with the clients’ policies, where applicable

Researching and horizon scanning for changes and developments, which effect the regulatory landscape in which Ashbury and our clients operate

Reviewing and advising changes to Ashbury clients’ policies, considering new regulations, guidance, and codes of practice

Client customer compliant management, writing responses and managing escalated and/or serious complaints

Providing risk-based recommendations to complaints/enforcement challenges for Ashbury clients

Leading/supporting a client through a product recall/withdrawal process, producing information to support this process where required

Liaising with central & local government agencies and industry bodies, i.e., OPSS, FSA/FSAI, Primary Authorities, laboratories, BRC, BSI and ASA etc.

Delivering training on regulatory & technical topics to Ashbury and its clients

Developing relationships with client Technical/Regulatory decision makers, influencing, discussing and debating regulatory matters

Attend client meetings to discuss Regulatory affairs

Producing expert opinion content on subject matters, as required for marketing and training purposes.

Presenting expert opinion on subject matters internally and externally

Keeping up to date with legal requirements and labelling policies and ensuring the dissemination of information within the business

Maintaining and growing your expertise in one or more subject areas

Skillset / Experience

Knowledge

Essential

Degree level educational qualification in product safety, consumer protection, consumer law or other relevant qualification or experience.

In-depth regulatory knowledge in product safety, including codes of practice, policies, guidance, and standards

Excellent understanding of legal requirements, challenges and consumer trends relating to product information

Maintaining an awareness of relevant changes in the regulatory environment due to new legislation, case law, codes of practice and guidance

Confident in applying knowledge and experience to advice, tailoring to the client and scenario

Experience

Essential

Minimum 3 years of experience of working in a regulatory role within industry or trading standards/enforcement or in a related field

Fluent in spoken and written English

Demonstrable experience of independent working, managing your own workload and time management

Demonstrable risk-based decision making

Confident to apply requirements to product information and communicating decisions to clients.

Desirable

Fluency in one or more other languages

Demonstrate an understanding of the retail and manufacturing side, including the product launch process

Demonstrate an awareness of client PLM (Product Lifetime Management) systems and the product information advice we deliver to clients

Skillset

Essential

Excellent oral, written communication skills, including IT and presentation skills

Able to explain complex requirements in a simple way

Able to risk assess a situation, providing a risk appropriate solution which resolves the issue.

Ability to research and gather information using available resources

Welcomes guidance and understands the commercial environment

Stress resilient and able to work against tight deadlines

Positive approach to opportunities to develop into new areas as Ashbury grows

Consistently works at expected work rate and to a high level of accuracy.

Clearly demonstrates the Ashbury Values by being trustworthy, positive and welcoming to people and ideas.

Noted above are the main duties and responsibilities of your role within the company. This list is not exhaustive and at our discretion the employee may be asked to undertake duties outside of those noted below. If duties not listed are to become permanent or if the employee is promoted or transferred to another role, then the role description will be amended accordingly or the new appropriate role description issued.

Benefits for FTCs :

Home-based role*

25 days annual leave plus public holidays as standard*

Additional annual leave with length of service

Option to buy additional annual leave

Charity days and time off to support your favourite charity

Payroll Charity giving scheme

Cycle to Work scheme and much more!

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