0 past simple and past participle of overstock --
1 to (cause to) have more goods or supplies than are needed: --
One of the first things a businessman thinks when he sees a shop which is obviously overstocked is that the man is over-trading.
The taxes have been taken from the profitable companies and relief has been given to the overstocked companies.
De-stocking is thus prevented in valuable areas which are overstocked.
Some factories have more to handle than they can cope with, they are overstocked with supplies, while others have not sufficient supplies.
It allows the producer—maybe overstocked or low on feed—to sell an animal to be purchased and finished by another producer.
It was overstocked and underproducing, while distilleries and bottling and blending plants were closing.
One of the main causes of difficulty is that everyone, from the housewife with her cupboard to the merchant with his wholesale stores, is overstocked.
Farmers in my area with very small farms are grossly overstocked.
