Labor shortages, global supply chain issues, and severe weather in Kentucky have resulted in a Girl Scout cookie shortage.
March 10, 2023, 8:14 PM UTCA number of production issues at a Louisville, Kentucky, manufacturing facility have resulted in a Girl Scout cookie shortage.Thursday, saying that labor shortages, global supply chain issues and severe weather in Kentucky have caused delays.
"We share the frustration that some Girl Scout troops feel this cookie season," the company said."We are aiming to fulfill reorders in the upcoming weeks. Some cookies ordered online may be delivered by Girl Scout troops depending on their local Council’s inventory or shipped directly. As we work to get the cookies you need now, we are reviewing our processes and planning further improvements for next season.
The shortages have led to resalers selling the treats at ridiculously high prices online. One box of the newest cookie, the
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