Supermarkets have been facing many issues since Brexit.
Combine this with the Covid pandemic, and it is clear that some companies are just not coping, leaving supermarket shelves up and down the country empty.
We previously reported that AG Barr were facing Irn-Bru supply issues after the company confirmed to Glasgow Live that "like lots of businesses we're experiencing some issues associated with driver shortages across the UK.
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"In Scotland we are able to use more of our own fleet and our dedicated team across our supply chain is working hard to make sure the Bru gets through."
Despite AG Barr already facing issues due to the lack of HGV drivers, they are now hit with more issues as a result of carbon dioxide shortages which will impact the soft-drinks industry as a whole.
The company said it currently has reasonable access to gas as it has invested in CO2 storage over the years – but is concerned about what comes next.
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AG Barr told The Scotsman: “We're currently producing to normal schedules however if the situation worsens across Europe then we could be impacted, but we're taking action to protect normal customer supply as much as possible.
“We have worked hard to build resilience into our CO2 supply chain over a number of years however these are quite unprecedented circumstances.”
