The diagram depicts the number of Australian who buying and consuming coffee and tea from a survey of five different urban which are Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart.
Overall, the average percentage of people who went to the café for coffee and tea in last 4 weeks is the highest amount, while the proportion of Australian who bought instant and fresh coffee in last 4 weeks was lower in order.
In Melbourne and Hobert, there are the most percentage of people who went to the café with an approximate of 63%, following by Sydney which is 61% and the lowest proportion belonged to Adelaide. Consequently, Australian in Hobert were found the most percentage of people who bought an instant coffee in last 4 weeks hitting roughly 54%, while only about 45% of citizens who took the survey in Sydney was in this categorised. The least proportion of citizen of the coffee drinking and buying habits was people who bought fresh coffee and the least percentage was people in Brisbane which is about 34%.
The diagram depicts the number of Australian
who
buying and consuming
coffee
and tea from a survey of five
different
urban which are Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart.
Overall
, the average
percentage
of
people
who
went to the café for
coffee
and tea in last 4 weeks is the highest amount, while the proportion of Australian
who
bought
instant and fresh
coffee
in last 4 weeks was lower in order.
In Melbourne and
Hobert
, there are the most
percentage
of
people
who
went to the café with
an approximate of
63%, following by Sydney which is 61% and the lowest proportion belonged to Adelaide.
Consequently
, Australian in
Hobert
were found
the most
percentage
of
people
who
bought
an instant
coffee
in last 4 weeks hitting roughly 54%, while
only
about 45% of citizens
who
took the survey in Sydney was in this
categorised
. The least proportion of citizen of the
coffee
drinking and buying habits was
people
who
bought
fresh
coffee
and the least
percentage
was
people
in Brisbane which is about 34%.