The chart below shows the results of a survey about people's coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities.
The bar chart compares the outcome of a study about individuals'
coffee
and tea
purchasing and consuming habits in five urban areas in Australia.
Overall
, it is evident that most citizens went to a café for coffee
or tea
in the last
4 weeks
while
very few citizens bought fresh coffee
in the same period.
To begin
, according to
the results of the survey, Melbourne and Hobart residents we the majority who went to a café for coffee
or tea
in the last
4 weeks
with a relatively similar rate of 63% which was by far the largest proportion. Furthermore
, when it came to instant coffee
bought in the same period Hobart citizens recorded the highest rate of around 55% which was slightly greater than the rates at which Brisbane residents bought instant coffee
and went to café for coffee
or tea
in the last
4 weeks
each.
In contrast
, throughout the cities of ,Australia very few individuals bought fresh coffee
in a given time frame as compared to the percentage at which the other were purchased. Also
, in Adelaide residents who bought instant coffee
in the last
4 weeks
percentage was slightly higher than those who went to a café for coffee
or tea
in the period of the study.Submitted by yeboahsamuellaabban on
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