lowstock
adjectiveUK /ˌləʊˈstɒk/
US /ˌloʊˈstɑːk/
Having only a little bit of something left to sell or use.
The shop is lowstock on umbrellas because everyone bought them this week.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Describing a product that is almost sold out in a store.
The lowstock warning on the website told shoppers to hurry.
3. A status label used in business to signal that items need to be reordered.
The manager checked the lowstock report before calling the supplier.
4. Having fewer animals or goods than usual on a farm or in a market.
The farmer was lowstock on eggs after the cold snap.