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Do you aspire to work for Alpro, one of the fastest growing and most exciting brands in the UK? A brand that’s soaring high up The Grocer’s ‘Britain’s Biggest Brands’ list (currently at #27) and the only plant-based brand to have achieved B-Corp ‘outstanding’ status? Are you ready to join us on our mission to make plant-based mainstream?
In this 12 month interim role you will responsible for driving the 1-3-year innovation pipeline for the UK, together with the Alpro Global headquarters through being the authority around NPD. You will continue the growth in the UK market by influencing the innovation pipeline with the UK-specific needs. You will also deliver engaging brand/concept sell collateral to the UK Commercial Teams and implement amplification strategies to drive sustainable growth.
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Ofcom should take a more active role in ensuring the UK s telecommunications providers do not become over-reliant on products from a small number of suppliers.
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