Consumer Goods.

Fast-moving consumer goods generate high event volume across manufacturing, distribution and retail. Capture is $0 per event — intent, until published terms bind it — precisely so a stream that grows with volume is never a stream you stop feeding; every event carries a stamped warrantor and a graded observer.

whospine:capturedBy

Volume is the point, so the meter is not.

"type":       "AggregationEvent",
"action":     "ADD",
"bizStep":    "packing",
"parentID":   "https://id.gs1.or…56788120",
"childEPCs":  [ /* 1,200 sgtins, one line each */ ],
"who":                "did:human:packout-lead",  // asserted, graded
"spine:capturedBy":   "acct:co-man-plant"        // stamped

Illustrative: one pack-out shift at a co-manufacturer. The aggregation shape is the standard's; the counts are invented. $0/event is intent, until published terms bind it.

For the engineer who owns the brand's event feed.

A high-volume feed dies the month it becomes a bill that grows with volume — which is why capture is $0 per event by intent, and why the gate lands on answers, never on compute. The brand reads the co-man's chain under a grant; the party grain on each event is derived when it reads, never stamped.

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