Healthy Food Guide evolves online offering

Healthy Food Guide evolves online offering

As media evolves and new business models develop, one leading kiwi magazine is extending its reach into corporate wellness. Healthy Food Guide is launching a corporate wellness product along with a paywall for website users. “Many organisations are wanting to help and inspire their employees to be healthier these days and our new corporate wellness product offers the ability for them to do this at a very modest cost” says Phil Ryan, Company Director.

Healthy Food Guide has a resource of over 3000 healthy recipes; with family-friendly recipes, meals for one, vegetarian, gluten-free, special occasions, baking and everything in-between. There’s also a huge range of articles covering various health issues which are written by experts, based on scientific advice and provide easy-to-understand explanations and practical advice.

Healthy Food Guide is well respected by health experts and the industry in general for providing credible and practical advice for New Zealanders who are trying to get healthier. “Many companies purchase Healthy Food Guide magazine subscriptions for their staff currently, so it made sense to develop a specialised and customizable corporate wellness product to meet their wider needs.” Ryan explains.

As well as the new corporate wellness product, Healthy Food Guide have developed a new website offering access to a huge collection of healthy recipes, health articles plus a sophisticated search option which provides subscribers with easy access to NZ’s most comprehensive collection of all things healthy. Website users will have limited free access to the new site, but can subscribe for as little as $1.95 per month to get full access to this valuable resource.

Healthy Food Guide joins the growing movement of publishers around the world offering digital subscriptions and with their corporate product now on the market – they’re making it even easier for kiwis to get healthier and to have access to credible information to support this.

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