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Band 5+: 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 gives the information about the outcomes of a questionnaire of Australian’s consumption of coffee and tea in five Australian cities

Overal, bought fresh coffee in last 4 weeks is the least popular through residents. The lowest percentages of having purchased hot cappuccino are the Brisbane and Adelaide about 34% and 34,6% which is the lowest through the other categories.Moreover, Hobart is little higher approximately 38%. But the highest results are in Sydney and Melbourne roughly 43% and 42%

The next category is acquiring instant coffee which is also nevertheless popular through the residents. The highest purchasings are in Hobart and Brisbane around 54% and 53%. Also Sydney and Melbourne has equal rates around 43%. While on Adelaide over half of people purchased it which is quite unusual however it dominated the cafe visits

The most popular section is cafe attendance. The lowest rate is in Adelaide around 49% then lightly higher is Brisbane 50% and the highest are in Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart which are the 61% and 65% both

The Melbourne and Hobart had the highest percentages of going to cafe about 63%, Sydney is a little behind over 61% and Brisbane 55%. The lowest ratings are in Adelaide about 49%

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COFEE AND TEA BUYING AND DRINKING HABITS IN FIVE CITIES IN AUSTRALIA

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