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Lactalis
10,001+ employees
Global dairy products producer and employer
No salary listed
Buffalo, NY, USA
In Person
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- Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree or a recent college graduate with a Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or university.
- Bachelor’s degree in Public Relations, Communication, or Business preferred. Other majors will be considered.
- Very strong computer skills.
- Self-starter, able to track and manage own workload.
- Strong communication and project coordination skills.
- Basic understanding of quality management systems used in the food industry.
- Experience with document management software systems and web-based portals (navigating sites, uploading documentation, populating questionnaires, etc.) preferred.
- Experience with Excel, Access, and Word at a proficient level.
- Experience with AS400 is a plus.
- Manage customers’ portals as needed: Upload customer requests such as 3rd party audit information, customer specific audits, customer specific letters, info such as code dates, packaging, case labels, nutritional info, ingredient listings, food safety documents, kosher/halal certificates, questionnaires, etc.
- Organize and validate with hierarchy the responses to customer special requests based on QA policies.
- Manage the data collection process with LAG suppliers to fulfill QA supplier policies in Lactalis Portal software.
- Assure that documentation collected and required by Lactalis QA policies is current and accurate.
- Ensure appropriate authorization is obtained for spec requests and facilitate the circulation of the prepared document for approval; make official spec readily available.
- Prepare progress reports for suppliers and customers upload data in the documentation portals.
Lactalis is a global dairy group with roots in Laval, France, employing about 80,000 people across 250 production sites in around 100 countries. It covers all dairy categories—milk, ultra-fresh dairy, cheese, butter, cream, and dairy ingredients—through a portfolio of roughly 100 brands that ranges from major national names to local labels. Its products come from a long-standing dairy expertise rooted in cheesemongering and AOP cheese production, delivered through many sites and brands to fit local food cultures. Its goal is to offer healthy, gourmet, and accessible dairy products to as many people as possible while supporting rural economies and maintaining leadership in the global dairy industry.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Mayenne, France
Founded
1933
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Midwest Yogurt launches June 30, 2025, with Kerry DeLaney as CEO driving innovation.
- $75M NY investment boosts capacity, automation, creates 50 jobs.
- $4.2B Fonterra deal expands into Oceania, Southeast Asia, Middle East.
What critics are saying
- Fonterra integration fails within 12-24 months due to minimal due diligence.
- U.S. regulators block consolidation, force divestitures of yogurt brands in 6-18 months.
- Debt from $4.2B Fonterra, $1.2B General Mills burdens refinancing in 12-36 months.
What makes Lactalis unique
- Lactalis integrates Yoplait into Midwest Yogurt, becoming largest U.S. yogurt producer.
- Acquired ProViva from Danone, expanding nationally in Sweden via Skånemejerier.
- Controls Stonyfield, Siggi’s, Brown Cow alongside new $1.2B Midwest brands.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Professional Development Budget
Wellness Program
Company News
Danone has entered into an agreement to sell its Swedish probiotic fruit juices brand, ProViva, to the French dairy group Lactalis. This transaction involves the sale of the Österlenmejeriet factory located in Lunnarp, Skåne County, in southeastern Sweden. The factory is Danone's only facility in Sweden and has previously received a Skr140m (approximately $16.9m) investment in 2020.
Fonterra Co-operative Group's shareholders have approved the sale of its consumer business to French company Lactalis for $4.2 billion. The decision was made during a brief online special meeting, which lasted only 20 minutes and included no questions from shareholders.
The dairy giant's boss explains why it has agreed to sell its consumer businesses, including Mainland and Anchor, for nearly $4 billion.
Lactalis USA invests $75M in NY dairy plants, expanding capacity, automation, and creating 50 jobs with state tax support.
Lactalis, the French dairy group, has completed the acquisition of General Mills' yogurt business in the United States. This move makes Lactalis the third-largest player in the fresh dairy sector in the U.S. and strengthens its local presence with an expanded brand portfolio and new industrial sites.