The bar chart illustrates the information about people’s coffee and tea purchasing habits in five different cities in Australia. Overall, the bar chart demonstrates that in Melbourne and Hobart, consumer purchasing of coffee or tea from coffee shops is nearly the same, at 63% and 62%, respectively.
In Sydney, consumers drink fresh coffee at approximately 44%, while instant coffee consumption is slightly higher at 46%. The highest rate of consumption is in cafes. In Melbourne, 48% of consumers choose fresh coffee, while in Hobart, fresh coffee consumption reaches 53%. The respective consumption levels for coffee from coffee shops in these cities are 63% for Melbourne and 62% for Hobart, while the fresh coffee consumption is 42% in Melbourne and 38% in Hobart.
On the other hand, Brisbane and Adelaide show similar results, with fresh coffee consumption at approximately 34% in both cities. However, instant coffee consumption differs slightly, with Brisbane at 52% and Adelaide at 50%. The overall percentage of consumers purchasing coffee or tea from coffee shops is also comparable, with Brisbane at 55% and Adelaide at 49%.