CAPSA FOOD (Central Lechera Asturiana)
Grupo Central Lechera Asturiana (CAPSA FOOD) is a leading Spanish dairy cooperative headquartered in Granda-Siero, Asturias.
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Grupo Central Lechera Asturiana (CAPSA FOOD) is a leading Spanish dairy cooperative headquartered in Granda-Siero, Asturias. Founded in 1969, it operates across five Spanish regions, processing milk from over 6,000 associated farmers and employing more than 1,300 professionals. The group owns well-known brands such as Central Lechera Asturiana, Larsa, ATO, Flor de Burgos, and Vega de Oro, and was the first dairy company in Spain to obtain B Corp certification.
With its main office in Granda-Siero, Asturias, the company focuses on sustainable dairy production and has a strong presence in the Spanish market. It offers opportunities in operations, sales, and marketing, and is committed to environmental and social impact, making it an attractive employer for professionals interested in the agri-food sector in Spain.
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- The company is headquartered in Granda-Siero, Asturias, a region known for its natural environment and quality of life.
- As a large dairy cooperative, it offers stable employment in the agri-food sector, with roles in operations, sales, and marketing.
- The group has a strong commitment to sustainability, being the first Spanish dairy company to achieve B Corp certification.
- It operates across five Spanish regions, providing potential opportunities in different locations within Spain.
- The company's official website is available in Spanish, English, and French, indicating some international orientation.
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Company History
Grupo Central Lechera Asturiana was founded in 1969 as a dairy cooperative in Asturias, Spain. Over the years, it has grown through acquisitions and diversification, including the full acquisition of Lácteas Flor de Burgos in 2023 and a majority stake in INNOLACT (Quescrem) by 2025. The group is a leader in the Spanish dairy market, with a network of over 6,000 associated livestock farmers and more than 1,300 employees.