1. the act or process of packing goods or products in advance, before they are ordered or shipped
Usage: common in retail and logistics

1. to pack (goods or products) in advance, typically in standard quantities or containers, before customer orders are received
Usage: present participle of prepack

Examples

• The warehouse is prepacking items to speed up order fulfillment.
• Prepacking reduces the time needed to ship customer orders.
• Many grocery stores use prepacking for fresh produce to maintain quality.
• The company invested in prepacking equipment to increase efficiency.
• By prepacking common items, the distribution center cut shipping delays by half.
• Prepacking allows retailers to standardize portion sizes and pricing.