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THE COSTS One industry insider believes there E three categories
23rd February 2006, Page 49
23rd February 2006
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of transport cons'. The "premier division", which deal the biggest fleets, charge in the rec. £2,000 a day. Then there's what he "the first division" typically with bE five and 50 consultants -which attr fees of between £500 and El ,500 Competing this pattern is the "SE division"; these firms include many logistics managers who have optel early retirement, or those who have received a redundancy package a themselves up as freelance consul
"They may be sole traders, or in partnerships," he says, "and they c between 2300 and £600 a day."