aquaculture
new zealand
An independent publication
for the aquaculture and seafood industry
media kit
2014
ISSUE 59
n
MAY/JUNE 2014
$5.00
THE grEAT
WHITEbAIT HOPE
Dissolved oxygen
DyNAmICs
HOg IsLAND –
science meets
community
Intellectual
property –
Is IT rEALLy
yOurs?
THE INDEPENDENT VOICE OF NEW ZEALAND AquACuLTurE
ISSUE 58
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MARCH/APRIL 2014
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What goes around –
rECIrCuLATION
FArmINg
What are we
really getting
IN Our
FIsH FEED?
Biotechnology boosts
AquACuLTurE
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ISSUE 60
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2014
jUly/aUgUSt
Ocean
ACIDIFICATION workshop
THE INDEPENDENT VOICE OF NEW ZEALAND AquACuLTurE
Celebrating
our 10th Birthday
ISSUE 57
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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2014
OysTEr
FArmINg
King hit for
King Salmon?
Starring seafood
– bouillabaisse
$5.00
Life after death for
CAPTurINg
brOODsTOCk
on the barcoo
q&A with
MFA president
OZ grOWErs
chop and change
10 myTHs
about
aquaculture
THE INDEPENDENT VOICE OF NEW ZEALAND AquACuLTurE
ISSUE 56
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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2013
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HAPuku rEsEArCH AIms
FOr bIg PrODuCTION
buCkET LIsT
– eating koura
HArD WOrDs
on heavy metals
What’s next for
LAND bAsED aquaculture?
THE INDEPENDENT VOICE OF NEW ZEALAND AquACuLTurE
T VOICE OF NEW
THE INDEPENDEN
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ZEALAND AquACu
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ISSUE 55
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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2013
$5.00
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Reports on news, views, issues,
legislation, accidents, court findings and
rulings, including industry challenges.
ArE FIsH
PrODuCTs
bIOgENIC FOOD
PrEsErVATIVEs?
grEENIEs
get it right
OysTErs
raise hopes in
CAPE COD
The age of CLImATE
CONTrOLLED aquaculture
THE INDEPENDENT VOICE OF NEW ZEALAND AquACuLTurE
Magazine Profile
• An independent publication for the aquaculture and seafood industry.
• New Zealand Aquaculture provides an essential source of information to all readers who have
an interest in aquaculture.
•It covers a broad spectrum of subjects, including research, production, harvesting, processing and
marketing within the aquaculture sector.
•Reports on news, views, issues, legislation, accidents, court findings and rulings, including industry
challenges.
• Written by recognised professionals within the industry, the magazine carries sound credibility backed by
solid scientific research.
New Zealand Aquaculture contains relevant articles from industry members, who are
encouraged to contribute.
Advertising Benefits
•Unique window of opportunity
•Specific target market
•National coverage
•Focused on the aquaculture industry
•Interesting technical and lifestyle stories
•Delivers the right message to the right market at the right frequency (6 issues per year)
Readership Profile
•The magazine is circulated by direct mail to members of the
aquaculture and seafood industry.
•Includes the associated commercial marine industry, the legal
fraternity and Government agencies.
•Because of its marketing association with Professional
Skipper magazine New Zealand Aquaculture now
enjoys a similar readership exposure, estimated at 94,000.
Rate Card
CASUAL
3 ISSUES
6 ISSUES
Full page
$1260
$1197
$1134
Half page
$962
$915
$865
Quarter page
$660
$627
$594
Eighth page
$350
$332
$315
Service
$185
–
$150
Classified
Run on $1 per word (min. charge $35)
Preferred positioning carries a 10% loading on ratecard.
All prices exclude GST and are charged per insertion. Advertising agency commission not
included.
Note: Advert production and scanning costs will incur an additional charge.
Terms and conditions:
Rates exclude ad production and scanning costs, which may be charged.
Deadlines: 20th January, March, May, July, September and November.
Terms of payment are in full on 20th of month of publication.
Advertisers are encouraged to contribute information on new products and services within the
magazine’s Marketplace.
Ad specifications
Full page
210 x 297mm
+ 3mm bleed
Half page vert + bleed
102 x 297mm + 3mm
Double page spread
420 x 297mm + 3mm bleed
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90 x 128mm
Half page
186 x 128mm
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186 x 61mm
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210 x 145mm
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90 x 262mm
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90 x 61mm
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Contact Details
Ph 09 533 4336, fax 09 533 4337
4 Prince Regent Drive, Half Moon Bay, Auckland 2012, New Zealand
ISSUE 60
Sales Consultant
Mike and Sally Dimond
ph 07 863 6404
mob 027 250 3900
email [email protected]
Accounts/Subscriptions
Vivienne Ingram, email: [email protected]
jUly/aUgUSt
2014
$5.00
Celebrating
our 10th Birthday
Editorial
Keith Ingram, ph 09 533 4336, mob 0274 584 747, email [email protected]
advertising Sales MANAGER
Greg Wilson
ph 09 533 4336
mob 027 262 4677
email [email protected]
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Starring seafood
– bouillabaisse
THE INDEPENDENT
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King hit for
King Salmon?
q&A with
MFA president
VOICE OF NEW ZEAL
AND
AquACuLTurE
12/06/14 8:28 PM