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Grocery Buyer

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Oxford Recruitment
  • Post Date: June 4, 2020
  • Applications 0
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Job Overview

(FMCG Industry, Harare)

 A well established organisation in the FMCG Industry is looking to hire a Grocery Buyer with vast experience in the FMCG or Wholesale industry.

  • With at least 5 years working experience in a similar role.
  • The incumbent will be responsible for purchasing and negotiate credit terms with suppliers, and all related purchasing administration.
  • Ensure that goods & services purchased meet required quality & specifications as per Procurement Policy.
  • Degree or Diploma in Business management; Economics; Purchasing and Supply or any related field.

Urgently apply if you are interested and attach your CV in word format to: cvs@oxfordrecruitment.co.zw

A generous salary package will be offered to the right candidate.

Job Detail
  • Career LevelOther
  • QualificationDegree
  • Experience5-10 Years
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