At Costa Coffee, we are what we craft. We’re reimagining coffee experiences in over 50 countries and counting, as a key part of the Coca-Cola System. Whether you get your coffee in a store, from a machine, at home, or on the go – we’ve got you covered.
Our teams make a difference. Whether that’s working on new tech for the perfect pour, helping our teams grow, creating award-winning campaigns, crunching the numbers, or developing the latest exciting menu item; together, we stir up success.
We may be a global brand, but we haven’t forgotten our roots. That’s where the Costa Foundation and our community agenda come in. Whatever your role, you can help us change lives in coffee-growing communities and support your local community too.
We also want to help you grow in your career through experiences, our apprenticeship scheme, and development programmes. At Costa, you can go beyond the day-to-day.
As a Customs and Trade Compliance Analyst , there’s never been a better time to join.
The Customs and Trade Compliance Analyst plays a crucial role in ensuring Costa’s international trade activities adhere to regulations, leveraging data and technology to optimize processes and mitigate risks.
Why Costa?
We didn’t become a global coffee brand by sitting back. When you work here, you join a community that values passion, progression, and integrity, with some pretty brilliant perks.
- Own a piece of Costa’s success through our Share Investment Plan (SIP)
- A pension scheme that saves on tax and national insurance, with contributions matched up to 10%
- The Costa Financial Support Fund for team members in unexpected financial pressure
- 50% discount in Costa stores, 25% in participating stores
- Private medical cover via our Healthcare scheme
- Explore more perks here:
We’re passionate about being a great place to work, supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion, and shaping our culture around our values: Disciplined to Deliver, Passion for Progress, Win with Warmth, Courage to Challenge, and Trusted Team Players.
What You’ll Do
As a Customs and Trade Compliance Analyst , responsible for tariff classification and EUDR compliance, you’ll:
- Be the primary contact for tariff classification and EUDR DDS, acting as subject matter expert
- Determine import/export commodity codes and document the legal basis for each
- Ensure data for EUDR DDS is available and submitted for compliant EU imports, exports, and intra-EU movements
- Collaborate with colleagues on import/export documentation regarding commodity codes and EUDR DDS
- Work within Innovation, Technical, Supply Chain & Procurement to embed compliance controls
Who You Are
We’re interested in your unique skills:
- Strong analytical, IT, and research skills with data
- Experience in International Trade, Customs, or Trade Compliance
- Supply chain experience in Multi-Channel Retail or FMCG
- Understanding of tariff classification methodology and use of GIRs
- Knowledge of import/export declaration processes
- Understanding of tariff classification impact
- Knowledge of EUDR framework and DDS requirements
Location: London – Hybrid
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