Camel Cigarettes (Yellow)

Camel is one of the world's most recognizable cigarette brands, originally established in the United States. Its history is marked by a distinctive split in ownership between domestic and international markets. The yellow packaging shown is a classic identifier of the brand's standard full-flavored line.

Today, the brand's global presence is managed by two massive tobacco entities. In the United States, Camel is owned by Reynolds American, a subsidiary of British American Tobacco. Internationally, the rights to the Camel brand are held by Japan Tobacco International (JTI). Manufacturing occurs in several countries across Europe, Asia, and the Americas to supply different regional markets, often utilizing local distribution subsidiaries to manage retail compliance and tax regulations.