meat-packing business
A worker in a meat-packing business carefully inspects packaged cuts on a conveyor belt.
Noun: - The wholesale packaging of meat for future sale: This term refers to the industrial-scale business operations involving the slaughtering of animals, the processing of their carcasses into meat products, and the distribution of those products to retailers. It encompasses the entire commercial chain from livestock to packaged meat ready for sale.
The term is used to describe the industry and commercial enterprises engaged in the large-scale preparation and distribution of meat. - The city's economy was historically built on the meat-packing business. - New safety regulations have transformed the modern meat-packing business.
- As a compound noun modifier: The term can function attributively to describe related concepts.
- He worked in meat-packing business logistics for twenty years.
- The report analyzed meat-packing business trends over the last decade.
- Meatpacking (noun): A common closed-form variant with the same meaning.
- Meatpacking is a major industry in the region.
- Meat packer (noun): A person or company engaged in this business.
- The meat packer supplied products to national supermarket chains.
- Slaughterhouse (noun): A place where animals are killed for food.
- Processing plant (noun): A facility where raw materials (like meat) are treated and prepared.
- Meatpacking industry
- Meat processing industry
- Packinghouse business (less common)
- The meat-packing district: A part of a city where such businesses were historically concentrated.
- The old warehouses in the meat-packing district have been converted into lofts.
A worker in a meat-packing business carefully inspects packaged cuts on a conveyor belt.
- wholesale packaging of meat for future sale (including slaughtering and processing and distribution to retailers)