Almanya'da sigara fiyatı artıyor: 2027'de 8,77 euro olacak
Almanya'da Federal Meclis tütün vergisinin artırılmasını öngören yasa tasarısını kabul etti. Buna göre, 2027'de bir paket sigara fiyatının ortalama 8,77 euro olması bekleniyor.
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