The price of Australian takeout coffee is rising three times faster than CPI.
The Coffee International Composite Index shows that the international price of coffee was $2.10 per pound in July 2011 and $1.59 per pound in July 2012, compared with a significant drop in the price of coffee beans. Despite high takeout prices, Australia is expected to reach a per capita coffee consumption of 2.95 kg in 2012, up from 2.7 kg per person in 2009.
Perth is the most expensive city for Australian coffee takeout. Sydney is the cheapest city for coffee. The average price of a cappuccino in Perth is 18% higher than that in Sydney. The average price of Perth takeout coffee is significantly higher than that of Brisbane, which is A $3.47, followed by A $3.44 in Adelaide, A $3.38 in Canberra and A $3.36 in coffee-loving Melbourne.
According to the latest regular survey by coffee maker Gilkatho, the average price of coffee is A $3.87 in Perth and A $3.28 in Sydney. Wayne Fowler, general manager of Gilkatho, said: "because coffee machine suppliers in offices and retail outlets use coffee beans and coffee machine machines of the same quality, we can calculate the actual cost of a cup of coffee to A $0.35.
The latest survey by coffee maker Gilkatho shows that the price of coffee is rising rapidly, but it has not stopped Australians from craving cappuccinos. Although the international price of coffee has fallen, the price of take-out coffee drinks has risen three times faster than CPI, and the price of a cup of takeaway coffee in Australia has never been higher. Compared with the past year, the national price of take-away coffee has increased by 4.2%, consumer prices have risen by 1.2%, and food inflation has been minus 3.2%.
Important Notice :
前街咖啡 FrontStreet Coffee has moved to new addredd:
FrontStreet Coffee Address: 315,Donghua East Road,GuangZhou
Tel:020 38364473
- Prev
The position of Chinese coffee in the world is becoming more and more important.
The domestic demand for coffee is increasing. In recent years, the world coffee giants continue to aim at the Chinese market, and Chinese local coffee brands have also begun to rise to produce coffee products such as instant powder, bottled coffee, freshly ground coffee and so on. However, domestic coffee is far from enough to meet the domestic market with huge consumption space in the future, and China still needs to import a large amount of coffee from abroad.
- Next
If you sink to a third-and fourth-tier city, does the coffee shop scene have a chance to transform the retail industry?
AimeeLu, which starts from WeChat business, already has a team of agents who come from all over the country and belong to various industries. Now, the original agents can try to buy back shares by joining AimeeLu Coffee, and unlike the new franchisees, they do not have to pay extra fees. At present, AimeeLu Coffee is encouraging to join Tianjin, Tangshan, Hefei and Wu.
Related
- Being chased out of the rain in front of Starbucks?! Store: Sheltering from rain under umbrellas poses a safety hazard
- The white moonlight has changed?! Lucky launches "Big Winter Pear American"
- Hand-brewed coffee three-stage method, high-sweet and universal brewing method to share! What does the high sweet water level of hand-brewed coffee mean?
- What is the difference between raw, refined and full espresso coffee? How to extract espresso and taste good?
- A complete list of coffee bean names and their meanings! What is Yejia Shefi coffee? Where is Mantelin coffee?
- What grade does Arida Manor Kaduai coffee beans belong to? What treatment is Arida ASD slow anaerobic sun exposure?
- The milk tea cup becomes smaller?! Overlord Tea Girl launches a new "Return to Yunnan" series
- Accused of selling counterfeit and high-priced coffee beans! Well-known boutique coffee brand "Oukelao" bowed and apologized!
- How to make espresso dumplings? Can I eat coffee and glutinous rice balls together?
- Save the unformed and stagnant powder cakes in one second! What is the problem with stagnant water in the powder bowl of the espresso machine?