Candy (magazine)

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Candy Magazine
Editor-in-Chief	Mia Custodio
Categories	Teen Magazines
Frequency	monthly
First issue	1999
Company	Summit Media
Country	Philippines
Language	English
Website	www.candymag.com/

Candy is a magazine which is dedicated to the Filipino youth. It is published by Summit Media, publisher of Yes!, Cosmopolitan, Seventeen, FHM, Total Girl, and others. The magazine is manned by editor-in-chief Mia Fausto.

[edit] Candy Magazine's Resident Columnists

Mia Custodio
Marla Miniano
Mimi Tiu
Macy Alcaraz
Roch Vergara
Jennie Llamas - Garcia
Angel Constantino
Margaux Romero
Lia Cruz
Gypsy Girl
Katie
Chinggay Labrador
Stella de Dios, MD
Malyn Cristobal
Sophie Lim-Bate

Candy Magazine's first issue was published on February, 1999. The magazine is edited in English because it is easy to read by the readers, in which the main target of it is the Filipino Female Teenagers, College Students, the Male Teenagers, and also, High School Students.

Candy Magazine is the most read teen magazine. It was ranked first in the Philippines in the category of Teen Magazines, according to the survey conducted by Synovate. It is also the number one magazine based on the top 5 magazines of Summit Media after FHM, Yes!, Cosmopolitan, and Good Housekeeping.

[edit] Magazine's subscription and Availability

This magazine is published monthly by Summit Media, and it is available in all convenience stores like 7-Eleven, Mini-Stop, and all others, same as Filbars, for new issues as well as back issues, some newsstands, bookstores like National Bookstores, Merriam-Webster Bookstores, Mag:net Café, Goodwill Bookstores, SM Department Stores, Rustan’s, SM Supermarket Branches, Liana’s Supermarket, and all other supermarkets and leading malls in the Philippines. It is also distributed in key cities worldwide. Its cover price for Metro Manila is Php 85.00 while outside Metro Manila cost about Php 100.00.