The bar graph illustrates the percentage of resident’ coffee and tea purchasing and consuming

habits in five major cities in Australia during the past month.

It is clear from the graph that going to a coffee to have a coffee or tea was the most common
habit, except in Adelaide. Additional, the proportion of people buying instant coffee was
higher than the figure for fresh coffee.
In particular, the habit of buying fresh coffee and instant coffee was almost similar in both
Sydney and Melbourne. Above 45% of citizens in Sydney and Melbourne had a habit of
buying instant coffee. Meanwhile, the proportion of those purchasing fresh coffee in these
two cities were around 44% and 42% respectively. However, most resident from these cities
went to a café for coffee and tea (between 61% and 64%), which was almost similar to
Hobart city.
Regarding, at the same time, around 54% of people in Brisbane and Hobart chose to buy
instant coffee, compared to 50% of those in Adelaide. By contrast, the percentage of people
who bought fresh coffee in Brisbane and Hobart were similar, at around 34%, while Hobart’s
figure was higher, at roughly 38%.