Camel Blue rolling tobacco

Camel is one of the world's most iconic tobacco brands, originally introduced by the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company in 1913. The brand became famous for its unique blend of Turkish and Virginia tobaccos and its distinctive dromedary logo. While it started as a quintessentially American brand, its international rights were sold several decades ago, leading to a split in ownership.

Today, the brand is owned and manufactured by Japan Tobacco International (JTI) for all markets outside of the United States. In the U.S., the brand remains under the control of Reynolds American, which is a subsidiary of British American Tobacco. The product shown, Camel Blue tobacco, is a lighter-tasting rolling tobacco variety distributed in Europe. Because JTI operates manufacturing facilities across Europe and Asia, the specific country of origin can vary by local market requirements, though much of the European supply is produced in Germany or Poland.