1. to pack (goods or items) in advance or before sale, typically in standardized quantities or containers
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'prepack'

1. a product or item that has been packed in advance in a standardized container or quantity, ready for retail sale
Usage: plural form; commonly used in retail and food industries

Examples

• The factory prepacks vegetables in plastic containers for supermarket distribution.
• These prepacks of snacks are convenient for on-the-go consumption.
• The company prepacks its products to reduce waste and improve shelf appeal.
• Customers prefer prepacks because they offer consistent portion sizes.
• The store receives daily shipments of prepacks from the distributor.
• Prepacks of frozen meals have become increasingly popular with busy families.