Spain's dairy sector processes cow's, sheep's and goat's milk. Cow's milk comes mainly from northern regions such as Galicia and Asturias, while sheep's-milk cheesemaking is closely linked with central Spain, including Castilla-La Mancha. This page lists current dairy vacancies in Spain, the main employers, the roles they hire for, and what to expect when you apply.
Current dairy vacancies in Spain
There are currently no vacancies.
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Dairy employers in Spain
- Grupo Central Lechera Asturiana (CAPSA): a dairy group based in Granda-Siero, Asturias, whose brands include Central Lechera Asturiana, LARSA and ATO.
- Calidad Pascual: a Spanish food and drinks company producing milk (Leche Pascual), shakes and plant-based drinks.
- Lactalis España: the Spanish arm of the Lactalis group, headquartered in Madrid, producing milk, cheese, yogurt and butter under brands such as Puleva and Président.
- COVAP: a livestock cooperative from the Valle de los Pedroches (Córdoba) producing dairy products and cheese, as well as meat products.
- Lácteas García Baquero: a cheesemaker in Alcázar de San Juan (Ciudad Real) producing sheep's and goat's milk cheeses.
Company names are listed for information only. Dairy Jobs is not affiliated with these companies, and listing them does not mean they advertise with us. Links go to each company’s own careers page or website. Always apply through official channels.
Typical dairy jobs in Spain
Spain is known for sheep's and goat's milk cheeses, such as Queso Manchego from La Mancha.
Dairy farming: herd managers, assistant herd managers, dairy farm assistants and relief milkers, calf rearers and farm managers, including roles on robotic and rotary milking systems.
Dairy processing and manufacturing: production operatives and supervisors, process and dairy technologists, quality and food safety staff, laboratory technicians, maintenance and automation engineers, and production and site managers.
Commercial and supply chain: sales and distribution managers, key account and brand managers, procurement, planning and logistics specialists.
Read our job descriptions for a dairy factory manager, a dairy farm manager and a dairy sales manager to see the skills and qualifications employers look for.
Working in Spain: work permits
- EU citizens generally do not need a work permit to work in Spain, and Swiss nationals also have free-movement rights. Official information.
- Non-EU nationals generally need a work and residence permit and a work and residence visa, issued through the Spanish authorities and a Spanish embassy or consulate. Official information.
- Highly qualified non-EU workers may be eligible for an EU Blue Card. Official information.
- Beware of fake job offers: genuine employers do not ask candidates to pay for a job, a visa or an interview. If an offer asks for money, do not pay. Check it with the company directly.
This section is general information, not legal or immigration advice. Rules change, so always check the current requirements with your employer and official government sources in Spain.
How to apply through Dairy Jobs
- Create a free Dairy Jobs account and upload your CV.
- Set up a job alert for Spain, or for the role you want.
- Apply for vacancies directly on dairyjobsearch.com. Your application goes straight to the employer or to our recruitment team.
- Make sure your CV shows your dairy experience clearly: herd size or plant capacity, products, the systems you have worked with, and your qualifications.
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Frequently asked questions
EU, EEA and Swiss citizens can usually work in Spain without a work permit. Other nationals usually need a work and residence permit, which the employer normally supports. Check the current rules with official government sources.
Dairy employers in Spain include Grupo Central Lechera Asturiana (CAPSA), Calidad Pascual and Lactalis España. See the list on this page for links to their careers pages or websites.
No. Genuine employers and Dairy Jobs never charge candidates. Be cautious of any offer that asks for payment.
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