The bar chart illustrates the survey’s results about people’s coffee and tea buying and their drinking habits in five different cities in Australia.
It is evident from the data given that Melbourne had the greatest figure in the chart with the highest proportion of people who bought fresh coffee in the last 4 weeks, whereas it was Brisbane, which had the lowest percentage of people who went to a cafe for coffee or tea.
The highest figure of the chart was approximately 64%, that is the percentage of residents that bought fresh coffee.Hobart was the city which had the largest proportion in bought instant coffee in last 4 weeks, but it only accounted about 54,5%. By contrast, there was only 44% of people who went to a cafe for coffee or tea in last 4 weeks in Sydney, even though Sydney was the city had the highest figure in this case.
Adelaide had the lowest figure of fresh coffee buying in the last 4 weeks with the figure of nearly 50%. At the same time, instant coffee buying in Sydney was the smallest, only accounting for about one fifth of the highest in Hobart. Finally, the worst figure in general belonged to Brisbane with the figure of nearly 35%.