Camel Filter

Camel cigarettes are defined for its famous blend of Turkish and American tobacco. R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company cigarette brands appeared on the market in 1913 and radical new Camel flavour best seller in the shortest time. Camel mark managed not only to remain on the market during World War II, but also to beef up its position. In the 50s a company which decided to implement the first line filtered Camel cigarettes in order to filter out only part of the toxins from smoke was R.J. Reynolds Tobacco.

RJ Reynolds was the leading U.S. cigarette producer over the years '60 and '80. Camel brand cigarettes became the first nationally popular in the U.S. because of very innovative “teasers” advertising campaign, announcing that "the Camels were coming". In late 1987, a circus camel picture, named Old Joe became the face of the new tobacco mix. Later, the Joe Camel campaign was replaced with campaign appealing to full-grown audience.

Step by step, Camel picked their popularity thanks to a great actor Humphrey Bogart who made the brand very popular after the release of "Casablanca" movie. News broadcaster Edward Murrow was also its impact in popularizing regular smoking four packs a day Camel, thats how Camel cigarettes went across its mark.

In 2005, Camel producers added some improvement in the Turkish flavors and also to the design of the cigarette itself, like for example filter color and the design of the pack. The Turkish tobacco is known for its strong and wild taste if compared to other cigarettes and normally gives a darker, browner smell to the smoke.

Camel remain to be the best seller cigarettes in the United States of America and all over the World.