Emily Haworth is the Trends and Seasonal Manager at Co-op, where she has built a long-standing career progressing through various product development and management roles. Educated at Sheffield Hallam University, she is described by colleagues as dedicated, driven, and diligent, with a focus on bringing innovative food products to market.
A unique aspect of her career is her deep progression within a single company, Co-op, moving from packaging launch and client management to leading product development for key categories like bakery and seasonal ranges.
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