Camel Tobacco

Camel is a historic brand of cigarettes and rolling tobacco, originally established in the United States in 1913. The brand introduced a unique blend of Turkish and Virginia tobaccos that became globally recognized. The product shown is manufactured within the European Union for the international market outside of the United States.

Today, the ownership of the Camel brand is split. While R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company operates it within the United States, Japan Tobacco International (JTI) owns and manages the brand for all international markets. JTI is the international tobacco division of Japan Tobacco Inc., a leading global tobacco group based in Tokyo, Japan. The manufacturing for European markets typically takes place in JTI's specialized facilities located across the EU, ensuring quality standards for local distribution.