The provided bar graph presents data on the buying and drinking habits of coffee and tea in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart, Australia, over the past month.
Overall, the data reveals that over 50% of residents in these cities visited a coffee shop in the last four weeks. Furthermore, there is a clear preference for instant coffee over fresh coffee among the surveyed population.
Specifically, the percentage of residents who visited a café for coffee or tea in Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart was notably higher, at approximately 62%, compared to around 53% for Brisbane and 50% for Adelaide. This indicates a higher propensity for café visits in the former cities. Additionally, the preference for instant coffee over fresh coffee was evident in all cities, with Brisbane and Hobart showing the highest proportion of instant coffee consumers at around 53%, contributing to a lower percentage of fresh coffee enthusiasts, standing at just 35% alongside Adelaide.
The data also suggests that fresh coffee was more popular than instant coffee in all cities. However, the preference for fresh coffee varied, with Sydney showing the highest percentage at around 65%, followed by Melbourne at approximately 55%. The lowest preference for fresh coffee was observed in Adelaide, Brisbane, and Hobart at about 45%, 50%, and 60% respectively.