Zedel

Zedel refers to a brand of German cigarettes. It was a popular brand, particularly in the mid-20th century, and was known for its distinctive packaging and advertising. The cigarettes were produced by the Reemtsma company, a major German tobacco manufacturer. Reemtsma, founded in 1919, was one of Europe's largest cigarette producers for decades. Zedel cigarettes were available in various types, including filter and non-filter versions. The brand's advertising often emphasized a sense of sophistication and international appeal. Over time, like many traditional cigarette brands, Zedel's market presence has diminished due to evolving consumer preferences and increasing regulations on tobacco products. Information regarding the exact cessation of Zedel production is not readily available, but it is no longer a widely distributed brand. The history of Zedel is intertwined with the broader history of the tobacco industry in Germany and Europe.