Meet The Team
Key Accounts
Our Key Accounts team work tirelessly to move over 25,000 shipments a year on behalf of our large volume customers. Their in-depth knowledge and understanding of varying requirements means they can deliver great customer service with a real personal touch.
Meet our Key Accounts Team
Lucy Adesina
Associate Director, Key Accounts
Moving goods for global brands is no mean feat – but we’re up to the challenge!
Putting our customers first is our main focus, for us it’s all about delivering the highest level of customer experience.
We understand that in the world of logistics, everything isn’t always smooth-running, that’s why we’re always here to support you through any troubles that occur along the way.
With a keen eye for detail, and in-depth knowledge of both your goods and the journeys they take, we ensure your products are delivered with passion!
Amy Phillips
Key Account Specialist
Caitlin Cooney
Key Account Specialist
Cat Owens
Key Account Specialist
Coral Archer
Key Account Specialist
Darren Wright
Key Account Specialist
Douglas Reynolds
Acting Head of Key Accounts
Raabia Charles
Key Account Specialist
Sarah Reid
Key Account Specialist
Sophie Hopkinson
Key Account Specialist
Zaynah Dad
Key Accounts Team Leader
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Our News & Articles

Preparing for peak season: Why air freight capacity could tighten faster in Q4 this year
With Q4 fast approaching, businesses are already entering one of the most demanding periods of the logistics calendar. The combination of Golden Week, increased consumer demand in key global markets, and ongoing operational challenges across the sector is expected to place additional pressure on available capacity this year.

Baxter Freight achieves Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation
Baxter Freight has achieved Cyber Essentials Plus (CE+) certification, demonstrating our commitment to protect our systems, and to maintain robust standards of cyber security hygiene across our operations.

From disruption to resilience: How to protect peak season supply chains
Peak season is no longer predictable. Spikes in demand, labour shortages, port congestion, extreme weather, cyber disruption, carrier capacity constraints, and shifting consumer expectations can all collide at once; putting increased and unprecedented pressure