R.J. Reynolds

R.J. Reynolds is a major American tobacco company founded in 1875. It is known for producing popular cigarette brands such as Camel, Marlboro, and Winston. The company develops, markets, and sells tobacco products, aiming to meet consumer demand while navigating complex regulations and health concerns related to smoking. As part of the larger tobacco industry, R.J. Reynolds plays a significant role in tobacco marketing, product innovation, and corporate responses to public health debates. Its influence extends globally through distribution networks, making it one of the most recognizable names in the tobacco sector.