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Coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five cities of Australia

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The graph represents the percentage of people living in different cities, having caffeine and tea on daily basis, in Australia. Overall, the five cities of Australia, which are Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart, where the Australians have habits of buying a fresh coffee or instant coffee, and going to a cafe for drinking either tea or coffee, in last four weeks. The percent of residents consuming a freshly made coffee is almost highest, which is in a range of 40-45%, in Sydney as well as Melbourne, but is least in Brisbane town, almost 35%. But Brisbane is the one of the highest seller of instant coffee, which is about 55% of residents. In cities like Adelaide and Hobart, the fresh coffee is sold to Australians, about 35% and 40%, respectively. Melbourne has the highest café customers for drinking tea or coffee, about 65%, whereas stands almost second, for preserved coffee business. Also, Hobart is has the maximum customers who consume coffee or tea in a café, almost 65%.

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