Coffee and tea purchased and consumed in the last four weeks in five Australian cities
Coffee and tea purchased and consumed in the last four weeks in five Australian cities Oy8a3
The given bar chart illustrates the percentage of the coffee and tea purchased and consumed in the last four weeks in five Australian cities (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart).
It can clearly be seen that going to a cafe to have coffee or tea in these places in Australia was the most common routine, except Adelaide. Moreover, the proportion of people spending on instant coffee was always significantly higher than on fresh coffee.
Nearly 55, 64, 63, and 62 percent of inhabitants in Hobart, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney went to a coffee shop for coffee or tea, sequentially, but slightly under half of the citizens in Adelaide did the same way. In other five cities, over half of the people bought instant coffee beverages specific to tea and coffee, with an estimated 55 percent in Hobart and Brisbane.
In Melbourne city, the number of the population visited a coffee house for tea and coffee was above 60%. Melbourne citizens bought instant coffee at a rate of about 48%, which was roughly 3% higher than Sydney residents.
The
given
bar chart illustrates the percentage of the
coffee
and
tea
purchased
and consumed in the last four weeks in five Australian cities (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart).
It can
clearly
be
seen
that going to a
cafe
to have
coffee
or
tea
in these places in Australia was the most common routine, except Adelaide.
Moreover
, the proportion of
people
spending on instant
coffee
was always
significantly
higher than on fresh coffee.
Nearly
55, 64, 63, and 62 percent of inhabitants in Hobart, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney went to a
coffee
shop for
coffee
or
tea
,
sequentially
,
but
slightly
under half of the citizens in Adelaide did the same way. In other five cities, over half of the
people
bought
instant
coffee
beverages specific to
tea
and
coffee
, with an estimated 55 percent in Hobart and Brisbane.
In Melbourne city, the number of the population visited a
coffee
house
for
tea
and
coffee
was above 60%. Melbourne citizens
bought
instant
coffee
at a rate of about 48%, which was roughly 3% higher than Sydney residents.