'up-to-date-shipped' is a compound word formed from 'up-to-date' and 'shipped'. 'Up-to-date' originates from the phrase 'up to the present date', indicating something current or modern. 'Shipped' comes from the verb 'ship', meaning to send goods by sea, land, or air.

'Up-to-date' evolved from the need to describe something as current or modern, while 'shipped' has been used since the 15th century to describe the act of sending goods.

Initially, 'up-to-date' meant 'current', and 'shipped' meant 'sent'. Together, they describe goods sent with the latest information.