The process of reducing inventory or of stocking less.(noun)
Present participle of destock.; to reduce stock or inventory.(verb)
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Use "destocking" in a sentence
"We also endured a savage but shortish episode of "destocking" - where retailers and manufacturers sold from stock as they adjusted to lower demand rather than placing new orders with factories and suppliers, exaggerating decline."
"At the same time, Oxfam and AREN are doing a "destocking" for animals weakened by the lack of food and water."
"Such "destocking," as it's known, has hurt Campbell in recent months."