Spice, dry foods & pharma packing manager โ€” impact & quality

Spice, dry foods & pharma packing manager โ€” impact & quality


Company
Pronel Consultants
Location
Durban
Posted
3 days ago
Via
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Job Description
A purpose-driven non-profit organization in Durban is seeking an experienced Production Manager to oversee its packing operations with a focus on spice processing, dry foods, and pharmaceutical packing. The ideal candidate will have 5โ€“8 years of production management experience and strong knowledge of food safety and quality systems. Key responsibilities include managing end-to-end operations, ensuring compliance with safety standards, and developing production teams in an inclusive environment. Interested candidates should send their CVs to the provided email.#J-18808-Ljbffr

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