I could still see this working out well in terms of publicity for the Grana Padano brand -- seems unlikely there's any real risk of a Streisand effect here where everyone makes their own Grana Padano at home following the video's viral spread.
I could still see this working out well in terms of publicity for the Grana Padano brand -- seems unlikely there's any real risk of a Streisand effect here where everyone makes their own Grana Padano at home following the video's viral spread.
https://www.dairyreporter.com/Article/2016/12/16/TINE-and-Sy...
What the article I linked here does not mention however is that Synnøve Finden complied in a bit of a joking matter where for all of the cheese that had already been packaged with such labeling they printed out black stickers that said “CENSORED” over where the wording with Jarlsberg was. In doing so they managed to get an extra bit of publicity.
I only ever bought Kongsgård once and prefer the original Jarlsberg, but I know that some people liked Kongsgård.
Seems that in a blind test more people liked the original Jarlsberg better too.
https://www.tv2.no/a/8119934/ (article in Norwegian).
And it looks like the Kongsgård cheese is no longer being sold since 2018.
https://dagligvarehandelen.no/2018/kongsgard-ost-ut-av-hylle... (paywalled, Norwegian)
You don't sell cheese on YouTube, though. Why should private commercial interests be able to censure free speech around the globe?