Camel rolling tobacco

Camel tobacco, famously established in 1913, is one of the world's most iconic cigarette brands. Originally created by R.J. Reynolds in the United States, it revolutionized the industry with pre-blended Turkish and Virginia tobacco.

Today, the brand's ownership is split due to historic corporate divestitures. Within the United States, the brand remains under R.J. Reynolds (owned by British American Tobacco). However, for international markets like Spain (as seen in the image with Spanish health warnings), the brand is owned and distributed by Japan Tobacco International (JTI).

Manufacturing for the European market typically takes place in various JTI facilities across the continent and globally to meet regulatory and supply chain needs. The packaging shown features the mandatory EU/Spanish health warnings and refers to the Spanish anti-smoking portal.