The EU will ban fragrant electronic tobacco products

- Sales of aromatic tobacco increased in more than five EU countries

- 27 EU member states sign agreement on crypto transfer rules

Brussels: As part of its anti-cancer plan, the European Union is preparing to ban the sale of flavored heated tobacco products.

The European Commission (EU), the executive branch of the European Union (EU), said on Wednesday it had proposed a ban on such tobacco products amid a "significant increase" in the six European countries.

According to a recent report by the Commission, sales of specially scented electronic tobacco products have increased by ten per cent in more than five EU countries. Average sales of e-tobacco products in all six countries grew by 7.5 per cent.

Meanwhile, the European Union's cryptocurrency transfer rules are covered under the same money laundering rules as traditional backing transfers.

The six member states of Europe have signed an agreement in this regard. It is worth mentioning that the use of cryptocurrencies in European countries is gradually increasing.