provenance

"If people knew the provenance of this company and how it operates they might not be quite so ready to trust them with their DNA," he told the BBC.

He has submitted documents proving its provenance to Nepali authorities, saying: "The day it is repatriated will be the most important day in my life."

But although mainstream history books describe him as a native of Genoa, uncertainty has surrounded his provenance and many countries and regions have claimed him as their own.

Dimon's denial, through reps, came after Trump shared a screenshot of unknown provenance on Truth Social with the claim that his campaign had the backing of the banking bigwig.

While the term is most often used in the States when describing a wine’s provenance, it’s fitting for cheese, too.