Funeralcare Industry Magazine
Funeral Industry Trends Report
Funeralcare Industry Magazine
Funeralcare magazine is an industry wide publication bringing together providers and suppliers of the sector. It is published three times a year in April, August and December.
It is distributed free of charge to every member of the Funeral Directors Association of NZ, and also to all members of the NZ Embalmers Association and the Funeral Services Training Trust as well as every individual on the Association's Register of Funeral Directors.
Subscription
It is also available on subscription to others within or associated with the industry. Three issues for $45+gst for NZ delivery, AUD$65 for Australian delivery. To subscribe please email info@funeraldirectors.co.nz
Funeralcare Advertising
There are two prices for each ad size, a casual one-off price and a price if you commit to advertising in three issues. Advertorials are accepted at the same rate as advertising.
- Full page - $710 one off / $670 per issue for three issues
- Half page - $460 one off / $410 per issue for three issues
- Quarter page - $390 one off / $310 per issue for three issues
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To book your advertising please email info@funeraldirectors.co.nz
Funeral Industry Trends Report
Published 2023
Download here: 2023 Funeral Industry Trends Report
Last year in New Zealand more than 38,000 families began the journey of farewelling their loved one.
As society has changed, and particularly with the recent Covid-19 experience, the nature of those farewells is also changing, and so too is the workforce that supports them.
This report explores the nature of the funeral industry today and the demographic and macro societal trends that will continue to drive change.
It summarises the available research into why having a funeral matters and offers thoughts into potential future trends in funeral practice.
The insights in the report include statistical information similar to information gathered in a 2016 industry report. It adds information gathered from the members of the Funeral Directors Association of New Zealand and also references reports and articles based on a limited literature search including research quoted in recent Australia Funeral Directors Association and BARE commissioned research.
The Funeral Directors Association of New Zealand is pleased to share this report with the industry and wider stakeholders. We trust it will make a continued contribution to this essential, but sometimes overlooked part of New Zealand society.
