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Band 7+: COFEE AND TEA BUYING AND DRINKING HABITS IN FIVE CITIES IN AUSTRALIA

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The image shows coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities, with the following percentages for each city and category: Sydney - Fresh Coffee (44%), Instant Coffee (37%), Prefer Tea (33%); Melbourne - Fresh Coffee (61%), Instant Coffee (42%), Prefer Tea (38%); Brisbane - Fresh Coffee (54%), Instant Coffee (49%), Prefer Tea (42%); Adelaide - Fresh Coffee (40%), Instant Coffee (36%), Prefer Tea (41%); Hobart - Fresh Coffee (63%), Instant Coffee (52%), Prefer Tea (48%).
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The bar chart demonstrates the results of a survey about people’s coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five different cities in Australia.

Overall, a high percentage of residents chose to visit a cafe for coffee or tea in Melbourne, while the lowest rate of fresh coffee purchases was observed in Brisbane.

To begin with, Sydney witnessed the highest level of people preferring fresh coffee over any other option, at nearly 45%, while the proportion of people choosing instant coffee had a lowest level of slightly more than 45% in the last four weeks. Melbourne hit a high of roughly 65% of people opting to go to the cafe, whereas the percentage of people choosing instant coffee reached a peak of approximately 55% in the same timeframe in Hobart.

In contrast, Brisbane and Adelaide followed a similar pattern in the choice of fresh coffee, at around 35%, which are the lowest ones in the graph. Additionally, Adelaide presented the least amount of residents going to cafes for at nearly 50%.

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