Cover pages spreads

Double-page spreads

Special formats

Advertorials

Production surcharges

The following production surcharges apply when print material (text and design) is produced by the Brand Studio*:

Supplement

Tip-on

Loose supplements

Product sample

Requirements for the creation of advertorials

Supplement

Technical conditions

Packaging specifications

• By-products: By-products must be delivered without bent corners, creases, or displaced backs.
• Pallet securing: Ensure protection against deformation and moisture.
• Grip height: Maximum 12 cm per layer, manageable quantities, uncrossed and not banded.
• Pallet weight: Maximum 650 kg
• Pallet loading height: Maximum 120 cm
• Materials: Reusable exchange pallets (Euro pallets, 800 x 1200 mm) → Avoid untreated solid wood; avoid pallets made from other materials.

Stacking

• Stack loose, glued-in and bound-in supplements cover-side up
• Piggyback and tip-ons cover-side down

Pallet labelling

The pallets must be labelled with the following information by attaching a pallet label to at least two sides:

1. Delivery address
2. Supplier & delivery date
3. Client with contact person
4. Item number (item code including issue number)
5. Item description (type of specialty, publication title, publication date including calendar week)
6. Number of items per pallet
7. Number of items per type
8. Number of pallets per type
9. Weight of the pallet

Delivery note

The following information must be provided:

1. Customer
2. Type of supplement
3. Circulation
4. Host magazine
5. Issue number

Sample copies

Two loose sample copies must be provided for each product.

Delivery date

Delivery dates are specified in the order confirmation In all events, the confirmed delivery deadlines must be observed.

Delivery times & delivery address

Request to mediaserviceprint@ringier.ch

Delivery from abroad

The order must clearly state that customs duties and import sales tax are to be charged to the customer and not to the recipient.

Tip-on

Technical conditions

Packaging specifications

• By-products: By-products must be delivered without bent corners, creases, or displaced backs.
• Pallet securing: Ensure protection against deformation and moisture.
• Grip height: Maximum 12 cm per layer, manageable quantities, uncrossed and not banded.
• Pallet weight: Maximum 650 kg
• Pallet loading height: Maximum 120 cm
• Materials: Reusable exchange pallets (Euro pallets, 800 x 1200 mm) → Avoid untreated solid wood; avoid pallets made from other materials.

Stacking

• Stack loose, glued-in and bound-in supplements cover-side up
• Piggyback and tip-ons cover-side down

Pallet labelling

The pallets must be labelled with the following information by attaching a pallet label to at least two sides:

1. Delivery address
2. Supplier & delivery date
3. Client with contact person
4. Item number (item code including issue number)
5. Item description (type of specialty, publication title, publication date including calendar week)
6. Number of items per pallet
7. Number of items per type
8. Number of pallets per type
9. Weight of the pallet

Delivery note

The following information must be provided:

1. Customer
2. Type of supplement
3. Circulation
4. Host magazine
5. Issue number

Sample copies

Two loose sample copies must be provided for each product.

Delivery date

Delivery dates are specified in the order confirmation In all events, the confirmed delivery deadlines must be observed.

Delivery times & delivery address

Request to mediaserviceprint@ringier.ch

Delivery from abroad

The order must clearly state that customs duties and import sales tax are to be charged to the customer and not to the recipient.

Loose supplements

Technical conditions

Packaging specifications

• By-products: By-products must be delivered without bent corners, creases, or displaced backs.
• Pallet securing: Ensure protection against deformation and moisture.
• Grip height: Maximum 12 cm per layer, manageable quantities, uncrossed and not banded.
• Pallet weight: Maximum 650 kg
• Pallet loading height: Maximum 120 cm
• Materials: Reusable exchange pallets (Euro pallets, 800 x 1200 mm) → Avoid untreated solid wood; avoid pallets made from other materials.

Stacking

• Stack loose, glued-in and bound-in supplements cover-side up
• Piggyback and tip-ons cover-side down

Pallet labelling

The pallets must be labelled with the following information by attaching a pallet label to at least two sides:

1. Delivery address
2. Supplier & delivery date
3. Client with contact person
4. Item number (item code including issue number)
5. Item description (type of specialty, publication title, publication date including calendar week)
6. Number of items per pallet
7. Number of items per type
8. Number of pallets per type
9. Weight of the pallet

Delivery note

The following information must be provided:

1. Customer
2. Type of supplement
3. Circulation
4. Host magazine
5. Issue number

Sample copies

Two loose sample copies must be provided for each product.

Delivery date

Delivery dates are specified in the order confirmation In all events, the confirmed delivery deadlines must be observed.

Delivery times & delivery address

Request to mediaserviceprint@ringier.ch

Delivery from abroad

The order must clearly state that customs duties and import sales tax are to be charged to the customer and not to the recipient.

Product sample

Technical conditions

Packaging of product samples for delivery

• Bags must lie flat and contain as little air as possible. If a product comes glued in, the seal must not be positioned at the bottom (magazine baseline) or on the same side as the binding.
• Plastic bags containing liquid: All sealed edges must be completely flat and at least 8 mm wide. They must not bulge out over the bag.
• Plastic bags containing granules or powder: The top and right-hand sealed edges must be flat and at least 8 mm wide. The left-hand sealed edge (binding side) must be at least 20 mm wide and the lower sealed edge (magazine baseline) must be at least 12 mm wide. They must not bulge out over the bag. Bags containing granules or powder must be divided into 2 chambers.

Material

The bag material must generally be tailored to the contents and comply with specified load requirements. Samples must not have any hazardous content or impair the processing or dispatch of a printed magazine. The publishing house must be relieved of all liability in relation to third-party claims resulting from the provision of a product sample. The publishing house must furthermore be compensated for any damages it incurs due to non-observance of the technical requirements. In the event of any processing difficulties due to poor quality bag material, completion of the magazine print run will take priority over gluing in the bags.

Strain

Bags containing liquid must withstand the following weights:

Quality standards

95 % of the magazines in the print run contain correctly glued-in tip-ons. A maximum of 5 % can lie outside standard tolerances or have the following defects:

• Positional deviations: horizontal/vertical: maximum +/- 8 mm, axial: maximum 5°
• Missing tip-ons
• Tip-ons glued in the wrong way round

Packaging of product samples for delivery

Bags that are delivered randomly mixed up or that stick to each other cannot be processed.

• Plastic bags containing liquid: all bags must be packaged lined up, facing the same direction and upright! The individual rows and layers (max. 3 layers) must be separated by cardboard. Packaged on a longitudinal side, standing up in boxes. Do not package standing on the seal.
• Plastic bags containing granules or powder: all bags packaged flat and lined up. To differentiate between the rows, the individual layers must be separated by solid cardboard and stabilised with diagonally positioned card (cross strips) at 15 cm intervals.

Packaging specifications

• By-products: By-products must be delivered without bent corners, creases, or displaced backs.
• Pallet securing: Ensure protection against deformation and moisture.
• Grip height: Maximum 12 cm per layer, manageable quantities, uncrossed and not banded.
• Pallet weight: Maximum 650 kg
• Pallet loading height: Maximum 120 cm
• Materials: Reusable exchange pallets (Euro pallets, 800 x 1200 mm) → Avoid untreated solid wood; avoid pallets made from other materials.

Pallet labelling

The pallets must be labelled with the following information by attaching a pallet label to at least two sides:

1. Delivery address
2. Supplier & delivery date
3. Client with contact person
4. Item number (item code including issue number)
5. Item description (type of specialty, publication title, publication date including calendar week)
6. Number of items per pallet
7. Number of items per type
8. Number of pallets per type
9. Weight of the pallet

Delivery note

The following information must be provided:

1. Customer
2. Type of supplement
3. Circulation
4. Host magazine
5. Issue number

Sample copies

Two loose sample copies must be provided for each product.

Delivery date

Delivery dates are specified in the order confirmation In all events, the confirmed delivery deadlines must be observed.

Delivery times & delivery address

Request to mediaserviceprint@ringier.ch

Delivery from abroad

The order must clearly state that customs duties and import sales tax are to be charged to the customer and not to the recipient.