1. to pack goods into standardized shipping containers for transport
Usage: British spelling
2. to adapt a port or shipping system to handle containerized cargo
Usage: British spelling; shipping industry

Examples

• The company decided to containerise their exports to reduce shipping costs.
• Many ports had to containerise their operations in the 1970s.
• It’s more efficient to containerise bulk goods before loading them onto ships.
• The warehouse will containerise the products before they’re sent overseas.
• They plan to containerise the entire supply chain by next year.
• The port authority invested millions to containerise their facilities.