The chart gives information about the results of a survey regarding people’s coffee and tea purchasing and consumption habits in five Australian cities. Overall, the most notable fact to emerge from the chart is that, while the percentage of people visiting cafes for coffee and tea in the last 4 weeks is the highest in all cities except for Adelaide, the figure for buying fresh coffee in the last 4 weeks is the lowest in all five cities.
In terms of fresh coffee consumption, approximately 61% of Sydney residents preferred to consume fresh coffee, whereas about 63% of Melbourne inhabitants selected this type of coffee. Meanwhile, the percentage of people visiting cafes for coffee or tea in Brisbane is lower than in Hobart, at just over 55% and around 63%, respectively. Just under half of Adelaide’s citizens chose to go to a cafe for coffee and tea.
Looking at the percentages for buying instant coffee in the last 4 weeks, around 46% of Sydney residents bought instant coffee, while 48% of Melbourne people chose this type of coffee. Inhabitants of Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart bought instant coffee, at approximately 53%, 50%, and 54%, respectively.
When we focus on the figures for purchasing fresh coffee, the percentages in Sydney and Melbourne are similar, at around 44% and 43%, respectively. While just under 35% of residents in Brisbane and Adelaide bought fresh coffee, the percentage in Hobart is slightly higher than these cities, at approximately 37%.