IAHJ Media Information - 2015

MEDIA INFORMATION 2015

IAHJ is Peer Reviewed. Please refer to the Editorial

Guidelines section on the

www.animalhealthmedia.com website for Peer

Review Protocol and Authors Guidelines.

Editorial topics listed are subject to changes,

according to the movement of the industry. We will

be pleased to hear from you if you have relevant

topics you would like to contribute within the journal.

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The significant biochemical and metabolic differences between humans, dogs & cats and indeed, between all mammalian

species, makes the design of medicines and food for use in animals a challenging endeavour. And veterinary drug

development & fodder is further complicated for animals that are to enter the human food chain.

Concerns about the environmental consequences of field run-off must also be taken into account in developing drugs that are

to be administered to large numbers of farm animals.

Human safety is also a concern in developing medicines & food for pets (or companion animals). Drugs must often be

administered by untrained pet owners in their homes where they may accidentally be consumed by young children.

Further difficulties arise from the need to formulate compounds that are palatable to animals, and to devise delivery

mechanisms that will work even for animals that may be highly stressed.

Each species needs a range of medicinal & food products that are different in terms of both molecules and formulations.

For all these reasons, veterinary drug development & animal food production offers challenges that are at least as difficult as

those in the development of human drugs & food.

Medicines and food produced for animal health are essential in supporting vets and livestock farmers to provide a safe,

wholesome supply of meat and dairy food, and in supporting veterinarians to help companion animals live longer and

healthier lives.

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IAHJ is the only Peer Reviewed Journal, looking into the entire outsourcing management of the Veterinary

Drug, Veterinary Devices & Animal Food Development Industry.

IAHJ Looks into the Regulations & Validation, Drug Discovery, Development & Delivery, Clinical Research,

Custom & Contract Manufacturing, Primary & Secondary Packaging, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, and

Marketing & Authorisation of all Drugs, Devices and Food Products that are used in the treatment of animals.

DISTINGUISHED EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD

MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR

International Animal Health Journal (IAHJ) is the journal that the animal health industry has been

missing: a comprehensive guidebook, packed with both practical and scholarly information. Medical, veterinary,

technical and professional knowledge, accurate, clear and objective, crucial to keeping animals healthy and

animal-derived food safe. This journal is dedicated to pharmaceutical professionals, medical device

manufacturers and animal feed producers as well as public health officials. One comprehensive publication looks

into the entire outsourcing management of the Animal Health Industry.

We aim to create a communication platform, which will educate producers on the best practice

guidelines and the latest technological advancement surrounding animal medicines, animals in the food chain,

animal physiology, animal diseases and treatment options. (The field of veterinary medicine, for instance, is

focusing more and more on prevention rather than cure)

The animal health industry is considered today to be more regulated than at any time in its history,

veterinary product manufacturers often face higher hurdles than human medical manufacturers. But the truth is,

more often than not, the challenges facing animal health overlap with those of public health and the environment,

particularly concerning the use of xenobiotics and the development of antibiotic resistance.

And even though economic scales between animal and human health cannot be compared, the

economic issues involved in animal health represent strategic challenges as never before.

Orsolya Balogh

Editor

German Graff Project Manager Business Development at Triveritas

Fereshteh Barei - Health Economist & Strategy Advisor, Founder of BioNowin Sant Avenue Association

Carel du Marchie Sarvaas - Executive Director, HealthforAnimals

Kimberly H. Chappell - Senior Research Scientist & Companion Animal Product Development, Elanco

Animal Health

Dr. Sam Al-Murrani CEO at Babylon Bioconsulting & Managing Director at Bimini LLC

Sven Buckingham - Buckingham QA Consultancy Ltd.

Dan Peizer - Director, Animal Health at Catalent Pharma Solutions

Jean Szkotnicki President of the Canadian Animal Health Institute (CAHI)

Dr Kevin Woodward Managing Director at KNW Animal Health Consulting

Dr Norbert Mencke - Bayer Animal Health GmbH, VP Global Communications & Public Affairs

Dawn Howard Chief Executive of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH)

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50% Animal

Pharmaceutical Developers

35% Animal Food

Manufacturers

15% Veterinary Device

Manufacturers

SUBSECTION IN THE INDUSTRY DISTRIBUTION BY JOB FUNCTION

DISTRIBUTION BY INDUSTRY SECTOR

Pharmaceutical & Bio-Pharmaceutical 20%

Veterinarians 8%

Governmental Institutions 4%

Financial Institutions 5%

Analytical / Biochemical Labs 5%

API / Fine Chemical Companies 5%

Contract Packers 6%

Consultants (Discovery / Development & Delivery) 6%

Contract Manufacturing Companies 7%

Contract Research Organisations 10%

Device Manufacturers 10%

Food & Feed Manufacturers 14%

CEO / CMO / CSO 7%

Heads of Production 8%

Heads of Procurement 6%

Heads of Packaging 7%

Heads of Operations 7%

Heads of Regulatory Affairs 7%

Food Technologists / Feed Integrators 9%

Heads of Research & Development 9%

Heads of Clinical Trials 7%

Heads of Formulation Development 7%

Product Registration Managers 6%

Logistics & Supply Chain Managers 5%

Brand Managers / Heads of BD 4%

Safety Quality & Efficacy Managers 4%

DISTRIBUTION AND READERSHIP

With a print run of 17,000 International Animal Health Journal (IAHJ) is a globally distributed publication. Each quarterly issue has a print distribution of 17,000 copies. With a total readership of 24,000 IAHJ provides a strong access to the International Market. IAHJ is sent directly to key decision makers in the Pharmaceutical, Veterinary Device & Animal Feed

industry by name and job title.

Feed Mill Managers 7%

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RATES AND DATA

SUBJECTS COVERED WITHIN IAHJ IAHJ is the only Peer Reviewed Journal which looks into the effective management of the entire Animal Pharmaceutical,

Veterinary Device & Animal Feed Industry.

Research & Technology Drug Discovery Platforms

Diagnostics Food & Feed

Manufacturing Packaging

Regulatory Guidelines Marketing Authorisation

With article on the following subjects, IAHJ helps todays Animal Health Executives to stay abreast of the latest

information, helping them to make efficient & cost effective decisions.

PRODUCTS

Antiparasitics

Vaccines

Pharmaceuticals

Feed

Feed Additives

Equipments & Devices

USA & Canada

5289

MENA

1288

Asia Pacific

2998

Europe

4818

Africa

651

Latin America

1027

Russia

929

REGULATORY

Laws

Licensing & Authorisation

Market Entry

RESEARCH

(Pets & Livestock)

Veterinary Medicines &

Vaccines

Food Security

CLINICAL STUDIES

Animal Bioscience

Vaccine Technology

Drug delivery

IT & LOGISTICS

Data Collection

Sample Management

Temperature Controlled

Logistics

Supply Chain Security

MANUFACTURING

API / Fine Chemicals

Dosage Form

Devices

Feed

PACKAGING

Primary

Secondary

COMPANIAN ANIMALS

Canine

Feline

Birds

Equine

Minor Species

FOOD ANIMALS

Bovine

Porcine

Poultry

Sheep & Goats

Aquaculture

Minor Species

GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION

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WHY CHOOSE IAHJ

87% 83.6%

of our subscribers would be extremely

or very likely to refer IAHJ to a colleague

or co - worker

ADVERTISERS PERSPECTIVE

89% Advertisers have repeated advertisements in IAHJ

85% Have utilised IAHJ Online services

81% Have advertised every consecutive year

62% Advertisers chose IAHJ above other industry publications

8% Have requested bespoke distribution

AUTHORS PERSPECTIVE

76%

61%

44%

29%

Authors have submitted further articles

Have requested reprints

Had article downloaded from the website

Articles searched by name

READERS PERSPECTIVE

83%

81%

11%

62%

Have renewed subscription for next year

Have read the last issue

Have kept copies for future reference

Subscribers correspond with authors

90.7% of IAHJ readers are involved in the decision

of purchasing products and services for

their company

of our subscribers read or looked

through IAHJ within one week of

receiving their copy

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247,326 page views 65,302 visits 106,762 unique visitors

36,400 returning visitors

1.59 page visit 00:01:75 average visit duration

ONLINE MEDIA INFORMATION The location report from Google analytics (2013/2014) reveals that over 87% of visits came from Europe, America, Asia and Middle

East. The leading countries are United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Norway, Switzerland, Italy, China, India, UAE,

Saudi Arabia and Australia.

Google analytics report that 106,762 unique people visited IAHJ website at www.animalhealthmedia.com. Visitors were involved in

research & development, analytics, production, manufacturing, packaging, drug discovery, feed and food development, delivery,

formulation, regulatory affairs, intellectual property, laboratory, logistics & supply chain management, branding & marketing, and

vetenerians.

210,926 new visits and 36,400 returning visitors spent an average of 00:01:59 on each visitation reading current article from the IAHJ

Journal, looking at company profiles, visiting banner adverts and reading current news.

247,326 visits to the site


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Publish more information about your company, product information, product pictures or site pictures, events you attend or job

vacancies. Link them to various pages within your website.

First Page View

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Company news is published in the IAHJ website and is viewed by over 200,000 industry professionals.

Full usage stats are available

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The price is 2,000 for a 12 month contract, equivalent to just 166 per month

Company Profile View

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Company LOGO

222 x 38 px


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Sponsored Articles:


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IAHJ EDITORIAL CALENDAR

International Animal Health Journal (IAHJ) is the only Peer

Reviewed Journal, looking into the entire outsourcing

management of the Veterinary Drug, Veterinary Devices &

Animal Food Development Industry.

IAHJ Looks into the Regulations and Validation, Drug

Discovery, Development and Delivery, Clinical Research,

Custom & Contract Manufacturing, Primary and

Secondary Packaging, Logistics and Supply Chain

Management, and Marketing & Authorisation of all Drugs,

Devices and Food Products that are used in the treatment

of animals.

Watch Pages Regulatory & Marketplace

Research & Development Clinical Studies

IT & Logistics Manufacturing & Packaging

Market Intelligence News

EDITORIAL CALENDAR 2015


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Regulatory & Marketplace

> Regulatory Framework the EU Animal Health Strategy

> Development of Veterinary Medicines, based on Current Regulations

> Patents, Trademarks & Registration of Designs

Manufacturing & Packaging

PHARMA FOOD

> Targeted Drug Delivery > Natural Health Products

> Extrusion Validation > Packaging Technology

> Sustainable Packaging Solutions > Protein Efficiency

Watch Pages

> The Global Animal Health Industry > Improving Animal Food Production

Trends, Challenges & Opportunities & Animal Feed Production

> Country Focus > Development, Registration & Marketing

> Private Equity & Investment of Animal Health Products

> Disease > Animal Nutrition

Volume 2 Issue 1 February 2015 Submission Deadline 15th January 2015

Exhibitions & Conferences Attended by IAHJ with this issue:

> WSAVA (World Small Animal Veterinary Association)

> One Health Conference

> BSAVA

Clinical Studies

> Vaccine Quality, Safety & Efficacy Trials > Diabetes in Companion Animals

> Antimicrobial use and Resistance in Animals > Pulmonary

> Biologics

IT & Logistics

> Wireless Sensor Technologies, and Applications in Agriculture & Food Industry

> Special Cargos Animal Transportation Safety Regulations

> Cool Chain, and Temperature Controlled Shipment

Research & Development

> Veterinary Research Medicine Registration > East Cost Fever (ECF)

> Food Diagnostics > Aquaculture

> The Influence of Feed Ingredients on > Animal Care Standards for Agriculture

Animal Health, Food Quality & Safety > Health Management, Diagnostics Testing &

Bio-security Systems

Contributors to these Watch pages Includes: IFAH CAHI FDA EMA WVA RVC



Volume 2 Issue 2 May 2015 Submission Deadline 25th March 2015

Watch Pages







> World Vet Health > Global WAVLD

> Vet Health Global > IFAH Europe Conference

> XXII International Congress of Mediterranean

Federation of Health & Production of Ruminants


> One Health Concept > Regulatory & Licensing Requirements

> Brand Protection > Animal Medicines vs. Human Medicines

Clinical Studies

> Diabetes > GLP Compliance

> Food Allergies in Dogs & cats > Infectious Diseases

> Antimicrobial issues


PHARMA FOOD

> Ingredients > Feed Manufacturing

> Delivery methods for vaccines > Molecular Solutions

and Medication for Livestock > Brail Packaging


> Aquaculture > Pet Food Nutritional Trends

> Zoonotic Diseases > Advances in Livestock farming

> Plant Based Vaccines >The Influence of Feed Ingredients on Animal Health,

Food Quality & Safety

IT & Logistics

> Data Collection

> Supply Chain Security

> GDP & Temperature Monitoring





PHARMA FOOD

> Injection Moulded Animal Heath Packaging > Thermal Package Engineering & Controlled

> Animal Health Devices Environment Logistics

> Packaging & Labelling Trends

Watch Pages






Volume 2 Issue 3 August 2015 Submission Deadline 25th June 2015


> TBA


> Environmental Risk Assessment > Market Access, Pricing

& Testing Procedures > Co-Marketing & Co-promotion Agreements

Clinical Studies

> eClinical Solutions > Clinical Trials in Animals

> Small Animal Oncology > CNS

IT& Logistics

> Automated Solutions through the Supply Chain

> Wireless Sensor Technologies & Near Field Communications (NFC)

> Special Cargo Animals in Transport (Safety & Stable Conditions)


> Monitoring of Antibiotics > Point of Care Tests

> Animal Feed: Improving Palatability > Small Animal vaccines

> Animal Welfare in Organic Livestock Farming





PHARMA FOOD

> PAT Quality by Design > Biologics Manufacturing

> Environment Control & Validation > Animal Healthcare Packaging & labelling Trends

> Drug Delivery Methods for Domestic Animals > Pet food Nutrition Trends

Watch Pages


Trends, Challenges & Opportunities & Animal feed Production




Volume 2 Issue 4 November 2015 Submission Deadline 25th September 2015


> Biological Science > Algorithms

> Infectious Diseases > Genetic Engineering of Animals in Agriculture

> Multi-sensor Systems for Mastitis Detection


> News Product Development Regulations, Patents & Exclusivity

> Livestock Farming

Clinical Studies

> Mobile Technology in Clinical Trials > Pharmacovigilance & Drug Safety

> Infectious Diseases > Gastrointestinal

IT & Logistics

> Remote Monitoring of Animal Behaviour in the Environment

> Temperature Controlled Shipment of Pharmaceutical & Feed Ingredients

> Logistics Chain on Animal Transport


> TBA


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