Procurement Manager - Fresh Produce (Egypt)

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eer polandDenver (CO)

Purchasing Managers Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Merchant Wholesalers

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About the role

Procurement Manager An international company specializing in the production, processing, and distribution of fresh fruits and vegetables is looking for an experienced Procurement Manager to support the development of its business operations in Egypt. The role involves managing supplier relationships, optimizing sourcing processes, and ensuring efficient procurement activities across the region.

Key responsibilities:

Manage sourcing and procurement of fresh fruits and vegetables across EgyptBuild and maintain strong relationships with suppliers and local stakeholders
Support business development and market expansion in Egypt
Oversee and optimize procurement processes and supplier performance

Requirements:

5–8 years of experience in procurement, supply chain, or purchasing within the food, agri-food, fresh produce, or import/export sectors
Strong knowledge of the Egyptian fruit and vegetable market
Proven experience in supplier management, negotiation, and process optimization
Fluency in English (Polish will be an advantage)
Willingness to travel extensively within EgyptWe offer:
A professional and supportive environment with modern tools and systems for efficient procurement management
The opportunity to play a key role in developing and expanding operations in the Egyptian market
Competitive remuneration – salary expectations can be discussed individually

Recruitment process: Two stages: initial screening and an interview with the hiring team If this opportunity sounds interesting, please send your updated CV. Once received, we will contact you to share more details about the recruitment process and next steps.

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