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If you traditionally leaveSanta Claus a plate Cookies of the Beloke Pepperidge Farm, you could have a chance of luck this year. The brand will probably experience shortages this holiday season, according to the parent companyCampbell. Which unfortunate timing!

Campbell has increased the production of several key products on demand this year, including its eponymous soups and snacks,Bloomberg News reported. For example, Goldfish experienced an unprecedented increase in demand during the pandemic, which pushes the company toInvest $ 40 million in expanding production Clean biscuits for children. (In touch:8 groceries who can soon be in the short diet.)

The same fix can not be applied to the cookies of the company, even if they are also very sought after. Campell will not use third-party producers to produce them because it does not want to leave its exclusive revenues.

"This portfolio is unique with exclusive recipes, and we do not exter the production," said Campbell's Mark Clousicer in a statement toBloomberg. "We have hierage the supply and capacity building opportunities throughout the network to meet demand increases and optimize availability."

The flavors that can currently be short of grocery stores in grocery stores throughout the United States are Milano, Linzer, Chessmen and Bordeaux, according toBloomberg. If you hope to include these cookies on your next vacation spreads, consider cookingThe largest recipe of the world's cookie in the world instead of. Is it in fact the holidays if you do not decorate freshly baked cookies?

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