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Cosun

Farmers' cooperative turning crops into products

Interim Quality Specialist IFS/BRC Audit

Validation, Compliance & Quality SystemsPosted on Nov 10
Part-timeWarffum, NetherlandsNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Extensive experience with IFS and/or BRC certification in the food industry.
  • Demonstrable experience independently preparing and guiding external certification audits.
  • Solid knowledge of food safety, quality systems, and audit management.
  • Experience in a production environment in the food industry.
  • Availability at short notice for approximately 16 hours per week, at least through week 5 of 2027, including the audit in week 3.

Responsibilities

  • Assess the current state against applicable IFS and BRC requirements and identify deficiencies.
  • Conduct a gap analysis and translate the findings into a concrete action plan for the audit.
  • Monitor progress on outstanding actions, set priorities, and coordinate in a timely manner with involved colleagues.
  • Check that procedures, records, verifications, and other audit documentation are complete and current.
  • Support departments in resolving improvement points and prepare employees for the audit.
  • Advise the Quality team and management on food safety, quality systems, and audit requirements.
  • Guide and support the external IFS/BRC audit in week 3 and help follow up on any findings.

About the Company

Cosun

Farmers' cooperative turning crops into products

Cosun is a Dutch agro-industrial cooperative owned by about 8,100 sugar beet, potato, chicory, and other crop growers. It processes crops into food, animal feed, bio-based products, and green energy, using its diversified group of companies. Its approach includes Aviko (large-scale potato processing), Sensus (inulin from chicory), and Duynie (upcycling co-products into animal feed). The company pursues plant-based innovations under its Unlock 30 strategy, investing in high-quality proteins such as fava bean protein and other sustainable ingredients funded by subsidies for new facilities. Cosun differentiates itself through collective farmer ownership, long history, and a diversified, integrated structure that turns raw crops into multiple value streams rather than focusing on a single product. Its goal is to shape the future of food and materials by expanding plant-based solutions and sustainable ingredients for a changing world.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Stampersgat, Netherlands
Founded
1900

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