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February 28, 2022
Press release – for immediate release
nextmedia acquires healthyfood.com and myeverydaywellbeing.com
Today, nextmedia Pty Ltd announced it has purchased print and digital brands Healthy Food Guide and My Everyday Wellbeing from NZ-based publisher Healthy Life Media Ltd.
Healthy Food Guide magazine was launched in New Zealand and Australia in 2005 and, from 2012, nextmedia has published the Australian edition under license. Workplace wellbeing platform My Everyday Wellbeing was originally launched in 2018 and rebranded in 2021.
Both these brands provide credible, science-backed information on how to live a healthier life. Currently, healthyfood.com has paid digital subscribers from 35 countries and My Everyday Wellbeing has many leading corporates subscribed to its product which promotes health and wellbeing to employees.
Arek Widawski, managing director of nextmedia says: “We have worked with Healthy Food Guide for many years, so know the brand well. Now, with healthyfood.com also under our publishing umbrella, we will be able to offer a much more complex platform to our readers. We think that My Everyday Wellbeing is a perfect product for the times, we have big plans for the growth of these brands both domestically and internationally”.
Phil Ryan, managing director of Healthy Life Media and founder of both brands says: “We are truly excited to see a global publisher take these two brands on their next phase of growth. Several years ago, we reset the NZ business to being 100 per cent digital and have been growing ever since, nextmedia are now poised to accelerate this growth. It has been a pleasure to work with so many fine people on these brands and I wish to sincerely thank all those involved over the years.”
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For more information contact
Arek Widawski [email protected]
Phil Ryan [email protected]
November 2, 2020
The team at Healthy Food Guide is excited to announce that on 2 November the Australian website healthyfoodguide.com.au will merge with healthyfood.com to create the largest healthy food recipe and expert nutrition advice website in Australia and New Zealand. healthyfood.com will be packed with more than 4000 nutritious, tasty recipes – plus up-to-date expert health advice from leading experts on both sides of the Tasman.
Australian website visitors will be able to access a couple of free articles or recipes per month, before receiving a request to pay a small subscription fee of just
AUD$1.95 per month or AUD$19.95 per year for full site access – just half the price of a coffee, per month!
At Healthy Food Guide we pride ourselves on delivering credible, expert advice in an unbiased, easy-to-understand way that empowers you to take charge of your health. The small subscription fee will ensure we continue to bring you quality advice and encouragement, to help keep you healthy in the future.
We look forward to continuing to provide you with professional, science-based health and nutrition advice and delicious healthy recipes.
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April 24, 2020
Healthy Life Media Limited announce that from today, the healthyfood.co.uk website will be incorporated into the healthyfood.com website, and all traffic will be directed there.
This will give viewers from the United Kingdom access to even more healthy recipes and expert advice articles than ever before. Viewers will be able to access a couple of recipes or articles per month for free and, after that, it is just £1 per month or £10 per year to subscribe to the website.
“The team at Healthy Food Guide warmly welcomes viewers to our expanded website, and we look forward to bringing you science based health advice, and fabulous healthy recipes,” says Managing Director, Phil Ryan.
Subscribing gives unlimited access, on any device, to many thousands of healthy recipes and expert, science-based articles on healthy eating, mental health and exercise.
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September 18, 2019
Healthy Life Media Ltd, the publishers of Healthy Food Guide magazine have announced that the award-winning magazine will be changing to being published in digital format only after the November print issue comes off sale.
“ Like many publishers around the world, we are finding that audiences are migrating online, especially to mobile, and, meanwhile, publishing in print format is increasingly unsustainable. So, we will continue to invest in our website (healthyfood.com) to serve these digital audiences with evidence-based, expert advice on healthy eating and improving lifestyle. For those who prefer the print version of the magazine, we are expecting that the Australian edition of the magazine will be in shops from late November”, says Managing Director, Phil Ryan.
Existing print subscribers will be offered a choice of an extended digital subscription or a refund for unexpired portions of print subscriptions.
