Partnerships
Prime Food Review considers collaborations that fit its subject and leave readers able to distinguish editorial explanation from commercial material.
Relevant collaborations
We consider clearly scoped partnerships such as labelled educational features, reader resources and relevant partner placements. A proposal should identify the organisation or product, the intended audience, the proposed format and any requested editorial involvement.
How material is labelled
Partner-supported content and placements are identified clearly where readers encounter them. Labels are not hidden in general page information, and commercial material is not presented as independent editorial judgment.
Editorial boundaries
Partnerships do not guarantee a favourable conclusion or control over independent coverage. We may decline proposals that require unsupported claims, blur the line between advertising and editorial work, or do not fit Prime Food Review.
How to get in touch
Send a partnership proposal through the Contact page and select the partnership option. Include the scope, timing and relevant materials; no relationship is assumed until terms are agreed.
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