Magazine distribution

Article Abstract:

The UK consumer magazine market continues to rise, fuelled by increasing consumer demand, with spending on magazines reaching 1.4 billion pounds sterling in 1997, up 45.5% from 1990. Retail magazine sales for 1997 amounted to 1.28 billion pounds sterling, representing 91% of the market, with the remainder accounted for by subscriptions. The largest market segment is women's weeklies with retail sales of some 250 million pounds sterling. The sector with most growth is men's lifestyle, with market leader being FHM. It is expected that the retail magazine market will reach 1.46 million pounds sterling by 2001.

Periodical Publishers, Periodicals, General & Consumer Periodicals, Analysis, Supply and demand, Periodical publishing, General interest magazines

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Chef Baig's bag of tricks

Article Abstract:

Baig guides mountain climbers up the Himalayas and cooks for them. Hikers can become ill at high altitudes if they eat the wrong foods. Baig's recipes for meat and potato curry, lentil stew, shepherd's cheese, apricot soup and tortillas are given.

Recipes and menus, Biography, Cookery, Indian, Indian cooking, Outdoor cookery, Outdoor cooking, Baig, Nazarullah

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Up, up and away

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom has seen a number of moves in the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market in air transportation in early 2001 despite a general slowdown. Likewise some shipping M&As have occurred during the first quarter of the year.

United Kingdom, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Transportation, Civil aviation

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