the chart below shows the results of a survey about people's coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities. SUmmarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart shows the percentage of

coffee

and tea consumption habits in five parts of cities in Australia,

Sydney

Melbourne

,

Brisbane

,

Adelaide

, and

Hobart

. The information is categorized into three types, bought fresh

coffee

in the

last

four weeks, bought

instant

coffee

in the

last

4 weeks, and went to a cafe for

coffee

or tea in the

last

four weeks, and

it is clear that

more than half the population in all cities except

Adelaide

went to a cafe for

coffee

or tea,

while

buying

instant

coffee

was

also

popular, and buying fresh

coffee

was generally less common. Looking first of all at going to cafes, it was most characteristic of

Melbourne

and

Hobart

at 64% and 63%, respectively.

Sydney

was comparably high at just over 60%, followed by

Brisbane

at over 55%, and

finally

Adelaide

at under 50%.

Adelaide

was the only city where people bought more

instant

coffee

by a slight margin (50%). In

Hobart

,

instant

coffee

purchases stood at 54%, ahead of

Brisbane

at 52%,

Melbourne

at 48% and

lastly

Sydney

(just over 45%). Stocking up on fresh

coffee

was below 45% for all cities. It was most common in

Sydney

(44%) and

Melbourne

(42%).

Hobart

was next at 39%, and

Adelaide

and

Brisbane

were much lower and nearly level at around 34%.