use data from at least three different sources, and one of these sources needs to be either Passport or Mintel, the market research databases available through the library.

The following are examples of relevant trends to include in your presentation, but you can include other aspects you find interesting as well:

changes in the total size of the market

changes in sub segment sizes

• changes in consumer preferences that are relevant for this category
• changes in relevant consumer behaviors (e.g., shopping behavior)
• changes in market shares or sales for leading brands and/or new interesting brands
• changes in financial data for the industry as a whole or for specific companies (e.g., inventory levels, or margin structure)
• changes in the availability and/or cost of raw materials
• Since we are interested in trends, you need to have data for four years or more for at least two of the variables. 
• Your Presentation

Your presentation should include at least three (3) different kinds of graphs, at least five (5) graphs in total, and at least one (1) table. This means that you will need to select at least six different sets of data.

The presentation should be about 9 slides long (1 cover slide + 1 intro slide + 6 slides with data + one slide with a conclusion). The source for the data should be included on the slide, below the graph or table, e.g. “Data from Passport”

You need to write a script that includes the way you would present the data. I will look at your script when evaluating your explanations. Try to be as detailed as you would be when talking about the graphs, e.g., “This graph represents data from … and it illustrates…. as you can see here…” Most of your explanations should be in the verbal part of your presentation.