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IPC Aims To Take A Bite Out Of Men’s Market

IPC Aims To Take A Bite Out Of Men’s Market

IPC has announced the launch of a magazine, aimed at 25-40 year old men who are interested in food, drink and travel.

The magazine, titled Eat Soup, will go on sale in September with a cover price of £2.50. It comes from IPC’s Loaded stable of titles and promises to combine the irreverent elements of this highly successful magazine with a more serious approach to the ever increasing male interest in cookery, eating out, drinking and travel.

The publishers are confident that they have a strong enough market to target successfully and editor David Lancaster said: “Eat Soup is the title for the man who has everything – but leaves room for the cheese course. We’re aiming to open up the market with a magazine that combines the best food, drink and cookery writing with some of the editorial licence of early Playboy.”

It will be published as a bi-monthly with an initial print run of 70,000, with IPC aiming at a settle down circulation of 45,000.

ABC Totals (000’s) Jul-Dec 94 Jan-Jun 95 Jul-Dec 95
Arena 83 76 84
Esquire 110 110 106
Face 101 107 112
FHM (For Him Magazine) 81 90 115
GQ 126 127 128
Loaded 95 127 174
Maxim 78 98
Mens Health 114 120
Sky 155 160 161

Further information, contact Julie Wilson : 0171 261 5880.

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