Interview : 5 to 7 liters of water per kilogram: why pharmaceutical lactose is so thirsty

Understanding and Reducing the Water Footprint of Pharmaceutical Lactose: The Lactalis Ingredients Pharma Approach We organized an exclusive Q&A session with Maeva Croué — CSR Coordinator for Lactalis Ingredients Pharma — interviewed in collaboration with our distribution partner Safic-Alcan. Meet the Expert: Maeva Croué Maeva is the Product Manager at Lactalis Ingredients Pharma. With extensive expertise in pharmaceutical excipients and product development, she plays a key […]
Interview : Toward more sustainable pharma grade lactose

Towards more sustainable Lactose: Strategy and Action Levers at the Retiers Site We organized an exclusive Q&A session with Maeva Croué — CSR Coordinator for Lactalis Ingredients Pharma — interviewed in collaboration with our distribution partner Safic-Alcan. Meet the Expert: Maeva Croué Maeva is the Product Manager at Lactalis Ingredients Pharma. With extensive expertise in pharmaceutical excipients and product development, she plays a key role in […]
Lactalis : Energy and Environment in Pharma‑Grade Lactose Production

Producing Pharmaceutical-Grade Lactose: Lactalis’ Energy Challenges and Environmental Commitments We organized an exclusive Q&A session with Maeva Croué — CSR Coordinator for Lactalis Ingredients Pharma. Meet the Expert: Maeva Croué Maeva is the Product Manager at Lactalis Ingredients Pharma. With extensive expertise in pharmaceutical excipients and product development, she plays a key role in ensuring the quality, reliability, and innovation […]
100 Years of Pharmaceutical Lactose continuous improvement

From Milk to Medicine: 100 Years of Pharmaceutical Lactose continuous improvement For more than a century, lactose has quietly shaped pharmaceutical formulation and manufacturing [1]. From the first galenic formulations of the 1920s to today’s continuous and 3D-printed manufacturing, this disaccharide—sourced from milk—has become one of the most essential excipients in modern medicine. Its journey […]