The chart illustrates the evaluation of four week survey about individuals coffee/ tea purchasing and consuming practice in five Australian cities.

The chart illustrates the evaluation of four week survey about individuals coffee/ tea purchasing and consuming practice in five Australian cities. Overall it is evident that, among the 5 cities, the least common habit is buying fresh coffee. On a closer observation, it is visible that, majority of population of Melbourne, Hobart, Sydney and Brisbane preferred to have a coffee at a café, which results as, Melbourne, Hobart and Sydney with almost similar figures of 62-64% approximately, followed by, Brisbane which is 10 percent less in comparison to other 3 cities but still, amounts to 55%. Conversely, Adelaide’s People opted lowest to drop by a café and the data shared is roughly 49%. Furthermore, the towns which mainly desired to buy instant coffee are Hobart, Brisbane and Adelaide, the percentage range of these three cities are 52-54% tentatively. Whereas, in Melbourne and Sydney the percentage is depicted low of following the practise of buying instant coffee and the percentage represented is identical of both the cities results as between 45% to 48%. On the other hand, the individuals who bought fresh coffee were highly observed in Sydney and Melbourne and the percentage outcome is almost equal which is roughly 44-42%. Consequently, Brisbane and Adelaide have made the least amount of fresh coffee purchase surprisingly the percentage demonstrated is same that is 34%.