Meatpacking
Pronunciation: /ˈmiːtˌpækɪŋ/
Meatpacking (noun)
- An industry that processes animal flesh into products like cuts, sausages, and other packaged foods.
- The work done in a factory to prepare animals for sale, including cutting, cleaning, and packaging.
Examples
- The meatpacking industry supports many local jobs.
- Meatpacking helps turn raw animals into packaged food.