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Finding Indusry Profiles

How to find a profile of an industry using different databases and web sites.

Finding Industry Profiles using Passport GMID

About Industry Profiles in this Database

About Passport GMID Industry Profiles

Passport GMID offers news, profiles, analysis, reports, and data for industries in the fast-moving consumer goods (FCMG) sectors. A search for an industry reveals a variety of types of information:

  • Briefings (global and country) by category or strategy
  • Company profiles
  • Datagraphics (market statistics, forecase models, price trackers, product ingredients, brands)
  • Opinion
  • Trade statistics (exports, imports, volume)

Finding an Industry Profile

For Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FCMG) Sectors

  1. Click on the Industries link in the main menu.
  2. Choose a sector from the list.
  3. Choose an industry within the sector.
Screenshot of Passport page. Start Here red arrow points to Industries link, number one is next to Luxury and Fashion option, then number two next to Apparel and Footwear link.

For Other Sectors (Canada only)

  1. Click on the Industries link in the main menu.

  2. Choose the B2B sector.

  3. Choose Industrial from the list

  4. Click the View all in the Latest Reports section.

  5. Filter your results as follows:

    • Geographies = Canada
    • Categories = the relevant sector or industry (you may choose only one at a time)

Working with the Industry Landing Page

  1. Latest reports: the most recently published briefings, opinons, datagraphics, country reports and more related to the industry. Click on the "View all" link to see all documents.
  2. Trends: the latest briefings, opinion and more related to specific trends within the industry.
  3. Dashboards: interactive dashboards showing industry-related data (market size, per capita, forecast growth) and forecast models

Screenshot of Apparel and Footwear page, Letter A next to Latest Reports heading, letter B next to articles on right side, letter C on dashboards link.

Tips
  • Use the breadcrumbs to return to the industry landing page.

Passport Help

APA Citation Format

Reference

In-Text Citation
Euromonitor International. (2015a, June 29). Beer: What's brewing on the horizon? Global briefing. Retrieved from http://www.portal.euromonitor.com/portal (Euromonitor International, 2015a)
Euromonitor International. (2015b, June 30). Sales of beer by category: Total volume 2009-2014 [Table]. In Beer in Canada category briefing. Retrieved from http://www.portal.euromonitor.com/portal (Euromonitor International, 2015b)
Euromonitor International. (2015c, July 6). The growth in popularity of craft beer in New Zealand [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from http://www.portal.euromonitor.com/portal (Euromonitor International, 2015c)
Euromonitor International. (2015d, July 8). Beer in Sweden category briefing. Retrieved from http://www.portal.euromonitor.com/portal (Euromonitor International, 2015d)
Telford, H. (2015, June 24). What does craft mean in carbonated soft drinks? Opinion Retrieved from http://www.portal.euromonitor.com/portal (Telford, 2015)
Notes
  • Provide the URL of the publisher's home page (in this case Euromonitor). Do not provide the direct URL to the report.
  • Do not include the name of the database (Passport GMID).
  • Use hanging indents to format references.
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