The chart below shows the results of a survey about people's coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities.
The diagram provides information about people's drinking habits and
coffee
and tea buying over the last
four weeks in several cities in Australia.
Overall
, the great majority of the population prefers to go to a cafe, although
variations in levels and rates are evident.
As shown in the graph, in Sydney and Melbourne over 40 percent
have bought Change the spelling
per cent
a
fresh Correct article usage
apply
coffee
. Meanwhile, forty-five percent
and almost fifty Change the spelling
per cent
percent
, respectively, purchased instant Change the spelling
per cent
coffee
during this
period. By contrast
, the gap between fresh and instant coffee
buyers is approximately 20%, which shows people's main preferences. In addition
, the rate of people who go to cafes remains almost similar in these three cities.
In comparison, Brisbane and Adelaide demonstrated lower levels of buying fresh coffee
than other cities, which was over 30 percent
. If the tendency to go to cafes was more popular in Brisbane, in Adelaide Change the spelling
per cent
this
trend was downward.Submitted by dnm.best on
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