I agree, I'm going to mention something I've mentioned before though because I love it as a base for why one world one human should be prevent. (BS I just made up now). When France and Italy got hit hard by root rot, trade ended up happening with the U.S. as in people found roots in California and elsewhere did not suffer the same rot, so they grafted the grapes onto roots from the americas to ensure all of Italy/Frances vineyards didn't die, in the trading it also led to California finding access to many of the grapes that were used in Europe, thus making it a very good grower of modern day wines. It's how the world should work on my opinion, not about the profit side, but about the survival side and helping each other overcome devastating events that could change areas forever

To embed the p-Chip in a Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese wheel, the chip is inserted into a casein label on the cheese wheel, which becomes part of the cheese rind during its preparation process. Cheese buyers aren't going to eat this embedded label.

They're not liberally sprinkling the cheese with microchips that can be picked out, they're sticking single chips on full wheels.

In this case its literally just the geographical location of the factory that made it. I usually get the Aldi version of things where they just change the name slightly but it is otherwise the same thing.

Shame my local Aldi stopped selling grilling cheese as an alternative to halloumi though, its quite a lot cheaper and avoids having to transport food across Europe unnecessarily. If I wanted high quality I wouldn't go for genuine halloumi either, there is a somewhat local farm that sells their own halloumi style cheese which legally isn't halloumi but tastes way better than anything supermarkets sell that can legally be called halloumi.