Assured Food Standards (AFS), the company that operates the Red Tractor scheme, has appointed former Tulip marketing director, Jim Moseley, to take over as chairman from the end of November 2015.
He will succeed David Gregory, who has completed the maximum six years’ service allowed.
Moseley has spent over 38 years in the food and drink industry, including 15 years as managing director of General Mills UK and 12 years at Tulip as sales and marketing director.
He has also served as president of the Food and Drink Federation and more recently as its interim director general. In addition Moseley has been chairman of The Provision Trade Federation and a board member of FoodDrinkEurope.
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