Results of a survey about people's coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities.

The bar graph illustrates the data of observation in six different

cities

in Australia

such

as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane,

Adelaide

and Hobart how the

people

taking and consuming

coffee

and

tea

in the

last

four weeks in three different ways including buying fresh

coffee

, bought instant

coffee

and went to a cafe for

coffee

or

tea

in terms of

percentage

.

Overall

, it can be clearly identified that most of the

people

went to cafes for

coffee

or

tea

in each and every city

instead

of

Adelaide

and almost all

cities

showed the least popularity for buying fresh

coffee

. When we considered the habit of going to the cafe for a

coffee

or

tea

in the

last

four weeks

people

who lived in Melbourne took the highest

percentage

nearly sixty-three per cent (63%) and

then

the second and third most popular

cities

under the above mention category were Hobrat and Sydney that percentages approximately 62% and 61% respectfully. Brisbane hit the point 55% and

people

who lived in

Adelaide

represented the least amount among the given six

cities

that were nearly 49%. When comparing to the habit of buying instant

coffee

it took the second highest option

instead

of

Adelaide

and Hobart representing the highest amount among all six

cities

. The

percentage

of bought fresh

coffee

wasn't popular as the other two types and

people

people

who live in Brisbane was taken the least

percentage

and it was nearly 33% and

Adelaide

and Horbart had a small rise than Brisbain was 34% and 38% respectively.

Instead

of these three ,

cities

people

lived in Sydney and Melbourne passed the 40% bought fresh

coffee

that

percentage

can be mentioned as 42% and 43%