Camel Classic Rolling Tobacco

Camel is one of the most recognized global tobacco brands, originally introduced by the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company in 1913. As a historic brand, it was pioneer in the use of a Turkish and Virginia tobacco blend, which remains a core characteristic of its identity. The brand's presence in the international market changed significantly following the 1999 acquisition of R.J. Reynolds International by Japan Tobacco Inc., leading to the formation of JT International (JTI).

The rolling tobacco shown in the image is specifically branded for the Dutch market, as evidenced by the health warnings in Dutch. While the brand originated in the United States, current production for non-US markets is handled by JTI's global network of factories, which includes facilities in Germany, Poland, and Turkey. The ultimate ownership lies with Japan Tobacco Inc., based in Tokyo, which manages the brand everywhere except within the United States market.