The graph shows the coffee and tea buying and drinking habits of people in five Australian cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart. It compares three categories: buying fresh coffee, buying instant coffee, and going to a café for coffee or tea in the past four weeks.
Overall, going to cafés was the most popular activity in all cities. Melbourne had the highest percentage, with around 63% of people going to cafés, followed by Hobart at about 60%. Sydney and Brisbane had similar percentages, both close to 55%, while Adelaide had the lowest, at roughly 49%.
Buying fresh coffee was the second most common habit. Melbourne again had the highest percentage, at around 55%, while Adelaide had the lowest at approximately 34%. Sydney, Brisbane, and Hobart all had percentages between 40% and 45%.
Purchasing instant coffee was less common in some cities. Hobart had the highest percentage, with about 54% of people buying instant coffee, while Melbourne had the lowest at 46%. Sydney, Brisbane, and Adelaide had similar rates, between 45% and 50%.
In conclusion, going to cafés was the most common activity across all cities, while buying instant coffee varied, with Hobart leading in this category.