1. to pack (goods or items) in advance, before sale or delivery
Usage: transitive verb; common in retail and logistics

1. already packed; packaged in advance by the manufacturer or seller
Usage: attributive use

Examples

• The bakery decided to prepack its bread in plastic bags to reduce waste.
• We prepack all orders the day before shipping to ensure efficiency.
• These prepack meals are convenient for busy professionals.
• The store sells prepack vegetables in the produce section.
• They prepack gift sets during the holiday season.
• Prepack portions help customers control their serving sizes.