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HISTORY OF OCB:

OCB stands for Odet-Cascadec-Bolloré. The letter O for Odet comes from the Odet River, as the founder first created the Papeteries Bolloré (a paper mill) on the bank to make a rolling paper in 1822. C for Cascadec, on the other hand, comes from the expansion of the company in 1917, when the founders bought the Mill Cascadec and built a rolling paper plant. Lastly, B for Bolloré comes from the surname of the founder of OCB himself, Rene Bolloré. In 1918, the brand OCB was officially created, beginning the reputation of OCB Rolling Papers you know today.

1822: FOUNDING OF THE FIRST ODET PAPER MILL
This is when it all began. René Corentin Bolloré (1793-1838) and his older brother Guillaume Claude Bolloré, opened the mill, laying the foundation for a line of Bolloré “paper-makers” that was to extend over 6 generations.

1918: THE OCB BRAND WAS ESTABLISHED
OCB quickly developed into the leading rolling paper manufacturer in the world, setting the standard of quality and thinness for rolling papers.

TODAY: OCB IS SOLD WORLDWIDE
You can find OCB on 6 continents, with huge popularity in metropolitan cities across the globe. All good things get discovered. The American rolling community has come to love OCB, with a growing base of loyal OCB rollers.