Camel Cigarillos

Camel is a well-established global brand of cigarettes and cigarillos, originally founded in the United States in 1913 by the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. The brand became famous for its use of Turkish tobacco and the iconic dromedary camel logo.

Historically, the brand was a cornerstone of the American tobacco industry. However, in 1999, the international rights to R.J. Reynolds' brands were sold. Today, for markets outside of the United States, Camel is owned and manufactured by Japan Tobacco International (JTI), a division of Japan Tobacco Inc.

This specific product, as indicated on the packaging, is produced within the European Union to serve the Spanish and European markets. While the brand has American roots, its international operations are headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, under Japanese ownership.