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

The bar chart illustrates the outcome of research on the individuals’

coffee

and

tea

purchasing and consuming routine in five metropolises of Australia in the

last

four weeks.

Overall

, most of the

residents

went to a café for

coffee

and

tea

in the given period. In all five

cities

where the survey was conducted

rate

of the

residents

buying

coffee

and

tea

overcome the percentage of people who went to buy fresh and instant

coffee

.

Moreover

, in all metropolises, more individuals bought instant

coffee

rather than fresh

coffee

. The

rate

of the

residents

who bought fresh

coffee

differed from one city to another city. The percentage of people who went to a café for

coffee

and

tea

in three

cities

, namely

Sydney

,

Melbourne

and Hobart, was more than 60 %

while

in other

cities

, Brisbane and Adelaide, it was less than 55 %. More than 50 % of the

residents

in Brisbane and Hobart preferred going to buy instant

coffee

, at the same time in

Sydney

and

Melbourne

these indicators arrived at less than 50 %, and it was nearly 50 % in Adelaide. The

rate

of the populations who bought fresh

coffee

in

Sydney

and

Melbourne

was above 40 % which was more than in other

cities

. In Hobart, the

rate

of the

residents

going to buy fresh

coffee

was above 35 % which was approximately 5 % more than Brisbane and Adelaide, and about 6 % less than

Sydney

and

Melbourne

.