Camel Legend rolling tobacco

Camel is a historic American tobacco brand introduced by R.J. Reynolds in 1913. It revolutionized the market by being the first brand to use a blend of Turkish and Virginia tobacco, creating a smoother taste that became globally recognized. The iconic 'Joe Camel' mascot and the camel silhouette have made it one of the most recognizable brands in history.

Ownership of the Camel brand is split geographically. While R.J. Reynolds (a subsidiary of British American Tobacco) maintains ownership within the United States, Japan Tobacco International (JTI) acquired the non-U.S. business in 1999. In Spain, Camel products are managed by Japan Tobacco International and are generally manufactured in European facilities to comply with EU regulations and supply chains.