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Decades of industry knowledgeFor more than three decades years, Australian Dairy Foods has been the only magazine specifically targeting the news and information needs of dairy product manufacturers and service providers to the dairy industry in Australia.
A large�scale independent survey of the magazine’s readers has confirmed that Australian Dairy Foods is a respected and sought�after source of information about industry trends, innovations and news that influences the readers’ strategic planning and decision�making.
Australian Dairy Foods has also received high accolades for the quality and breadth of its industry news coverage at the Tabbies, an international business and industry magazine competition run by the US�based Trade, Association and Business Publications International (TABPI).
Credible content Australian Dairy Foods has a strong reputation for providing independent, credible and in�depth editorial coverage. Our reputation and position in the industry provide a solid platform for the delivery of our advertisers’ messages.
Readers have described the magazine as “very well done,” “worth reading” and “THE industry mag.”Sponsors and advertisers have called it “very important,” “easy to read,” “good value” and “high quality.” We are consistently ranked as “extremely useful” or “very useful” by our readers and enjoy an enviable reader satisfaction rating of 96.5%.
Industry involvementThe magazine is published by the Dairy Industry Association of Australia (DIAA) as a service to its members and to the industry. Australian Dairy Foods provides a communication and information forum for the post�farmgate dairy industry. Its mission is to deliver accurate and relevant information that contributes to its readers’ industry knowledge and expertise.The magazine is also a showcase for the best and brightest in the Australian dairy industry, with the results of DIAA’s National and State dairy product competitions announced in the magazine throughout the year. Innovators from all sectors of the industry are regularly profiled.
Dairy Industry Association of Australia
Australian Dairy Foods is the official
magazine of the Dairy Industry
Association of Australia (DIAA), the
Australian dairy industry’s professional
organisation.
Our membership reflects the diversity
of the industry. It includes people in
processing, marketing, administration,
education and training, product
development, engineering, technology,
promotion and scientific research.
The DIAA is a member services
organisation. It aims to promote
excellence in the Australian dairy industry
by providing a forum for communication,
continuing education, professional growth,
recognition and fellowship for all members,
sectors and organisations involved with the
dairy industry.
Australian Dairy Foods has a well�deserved reputation for quality and integrity. This provides a highly credible and
respected platform to maximise value to our advertisers.
www.diaa.asn.au
MAGAZINE PROFILE
With a circulation of about 5,000, Australian Dairy Foods is the most effective way to reach the post�farmgate dairy industry in Australia. Our readers consistently tell us that the magazine is their preferred source of information on the latest innovations, new products and services, industry statistics, market updates, company profiles and coming events.
Australian Dairy Foods readers cover three main groups – dairy product manufacturers, allied trades and those working in industry organisations. The majority are decision�makers in upper and middle management in areas such as dairy processing, R&D, packaging, marketing, engineering, ingredients, training, hygiene and safety, logistics and quality assurance.
Australian Dairy Foods gives advertisers a unique opportunity to reach both the traditional large�scale manufacturers and the emerging ‘artisan’ and specialist dairy producers.
Australian Dairy Foods is individually addressed and posted to about 1,500 recipients, providing a targeted and receptive audience extending across all sectors of the dairy industry.
Reach them onlineAdverting on the DIAA website (www.diaa.asn.au) can help your company and your brands reach a targeted dairy audience.
Banner advertising is available on the DIAA home page and within the popular searchable online Australian Dairy Listing.
We would be glad to develop a bundled print/web advertising package that suits your specific needs. If required, we can help you design an effective web banner that would drive traffic to your website.
Return on your investmentThe DIAA website is well�used by the Australian post�farmgate dairy industry. The site receives on average 150 unique visitors per day, with double that number in peak times.
In the past year, companies who advertised on the DIAA website have received a lot of attention from DIAA members and other visitors to the website, with the average banner ad receiving about 80,000 impressions and 600 clicks.
If you want even more prominence online, why not upgrade your company’s entry in the Australian Dairy Listing? An upgrade will see your logo, contact details, website and a 100�word paragraph about your goods and services prominently displayed in your chosen section, and it’s very affordable too.
OUR READERSWhere our readers work
Manufacturers 50%
Service Providers 36%
Industry and Research 14%
What our readers do
CEO/Director/GM/Owner 32%
Upper Management 25%
Middle Management 17%
Technologist 11%
Researcher/Scientist 7%
Other 8%
Where our readers are
Victoria 44%
New South Wales 18%
Queensland 15%
South Australia 8%
Western Australia 8%
Tasmania 7%
Australia’s only magazine for the post�farmgate dairy industry, published six times a year by the
Dairy Industry Association of Australia.
2017 magazine production datesIssue Bookings by Material due
February issue December 12 December 19
April issue March 1 March 10
June issue May 5 May 10
August issue July 4 July 11
October issue September 4 September 8
December issue October 27 November 6
Issues are usually posted in the first week of February, April, June, August, October and December.
Material requirements (print)Press�quality .pdf with all fonts and high�resolution (300 dpi) images embedded, and 5 mm bleeds from the edge of the document, if required.
Material requirements (web)Banner ads must be vertical boxes in .png, .jpg, .tiff formats, web resolution (72 dpi). Flash ads are not accepted.
Material that is not provided in a press�quality format or
in the correct size will not be accepted. Please ensure that
all material supplied is the final, correct version, ready
for publishing. The cost incurred to correct electronic or
content errors will be on�charged to the advertiser.
Advertising inquiriesJanos Kaldy, DIAA Business Development Manager
Mobile: 0417 348 229, Email: [email protected]
Print advertising space and rates Effective January 2017. GST not included.
Size Casual $
2 x rate $
4 x rate $
6 x rate $
Front cover 3,108 2,952 2,796 2,487
Full page 2,590 2,460 2,330 2,072
Half page (horizontal/vertical) 1,555 1,477 1,399 1,244
Third page (horizontal/vertical) 1,191 1,130 1,071 953
Quarter page (horizontal/vertical) 858 815 772 686
Insert $850 single�page insert; inquire about multipage insert pricing. Inserts to be produced and supplied by advertiser.
Preferred position loading:Cover (front, outside back, inside front or back) - add 20%Specific placement (section, right�hand page)- add 10%
2017 ADVERTISING RATES
www.diaa.asn.au
Website banner ad space/rates Effective January 2017. GST included.
Width and depth (mm)
Width and depth (pixels)
Resolution Rate
127 mm wide234.6 mm tall
360 pixels wide665 pixels tall
72 dpi $299
Discount for DIAA membersDIAA members get a special discounted rate on display advertising in Australian Dairy Foods. Ask us when making your booking. Not a member? Membership is only $165/year. Find out more or join online at www.diaa.asn.au
Technical specifications
Trim 210 x 195 mmBleed 216 x 201 mm
Front coverTrim 297 x 210 mmBleed 303 x 216 mm
Full page Half pagehorizontal
120 x 180 mm
Half pagevertical238 x 86
Third pagevertical
236 x 56 mm
Quarter pagehorizontal78 x 180 mm
Third pagehorizontal
78 x 180 mm
Quarter pagevertical
120 x 86 mm