destocking

UK
/diːˈstɒkɪŋ/
US
/diˈstɑkɪŋ/
destockverb

destocking

ing-form

destocked
Past Simple
destocked
Past Participle
destocking
ing-form
UK
/diːˈstɒk/
US
/diˈstɑk/
Translations
déstockerCommerce, gestion des stocks.
The company decided to destock its warehouses to make room for new products.
L’entreprise a décidé de déstocker ses entrepôts pour faire de la place aux nouveaux produits.
Additional translations
déstockerPar extension, en agriculture ou en élevage.
Definitions
To reduce the amount of stock or inventory held by a business, often by selling off excess goods.
The company decided to destock its warehouses to make room for new products.
To remove livestock from an area or reduce their numbers, especially to prevent overgrazing or in response to drought conditions.
Farmers were advised to destock their herds during the severe drought.
Synonyms
clear out
sell off
dispose of