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 illustrates the outcomes of research carried out in five cities (

Sydney

,

Melbourne

,

Brisbane

,

Adelaide

, and

Hobart

) in Australia about how many people bought and drank

coffee

in the recent four weeks.

Overall

, the percentage of city residents who went to a cafe for

coffee

or tea in the

last

4 weeks was higher in most of the cities,

whereas

the buying rate of fresh

coffee

was lower than among the three categories in all of the towns. In terms of buying fresh

coffee

,

Sydney

's people showed the highest result around 44%, followed by

Melbourne

just below 43%.

Although

Hobart

's people bought proportion was approximately 38%,

while

the two cities (

Brisbane

and

Adelaide

) performed similar results at 34%. In terms of going to cafes,

Melbourne

showed the highest result,

near

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64% very close to

Hobart

's rate, which was around 63%.

On the other hand

,

Adelaide

's almost half of the total population went to a cafe for

coffee

or tea in the previous 4 weeks. The rates of

Sydney

and

Brisbane

were around 61%. and just above 55% respectively.

Hobart

gave the highest result in terms of buying instant

coffee

.

Although

Sydney

was near 45%,

however

, other three (

Melbourne

,

Brisbane

, and

Adelaide

) were around one-half of the total residents.