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Girl Scouts feeling the impact of supply chain issues

Supply chain and labor disruptions are making nearly everything more expensive and some products have been difficult or impossible to find. Now, a popular seasonal product is also feeling the pain: Girl Scout cookies.Supply chain issues are putting a damper on the debut on the newest cookie variety, “Adventurefuls.” According to an update for cookie sellers in Suffolk County, Virginia, the issues have resulted in a nationwide shortage.A spokesperson said the disruptions were temporary and only impacted some local markets.Turns out, Adventurefuls turned out to be more popular than expected, which contributed to the problem. To help address the issue, the Girl Scouts are limiting sales of the newest cookie for each council. Sellers have also been asked to halt in-person sales of Adventurefuls. No other cookie varieties were impacted.

Supply chain and labor disruptions are making nearly everything more expensive and some products have been difficult or impossible to find.

Now, a popular seasonal product is also feeling the pain: Girl Scout cookies.

Supply chain issues are putting a damper on the debut on the newest cookie variety, “Adventurefuls.”

According to an update for cookie sellers in Suffolk County, Virginia, the issues have resulted in a nationwide shortage.

A spokesperson said the disruptions were temporary and only impacted some local markets.

Turns out, Adventurefuls turned out to be more popular than expected, which contributed to the problem.

To help address the issue, the Girl Scouts are limiting sales of the newest cookie for each council. Sellers have also been asked to halt in-person sales of Adventurefuls. No other cookie varieties were impacted.

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