Girl Scout Cookie Prices Rising to $6 Per Box in Some Areas to Offset Inflation

Some Girl Scout councils are raising cookie prices to $6 per box, up from $5, due to rising production and material costs.
Price increases are expected across more councils in coming weeks to combat inflation. Some varieties were already $6.
Prices are set locally by each Girl Scout council. The last national increase was from $4 to $5 per box in 2014-2015.
Cookie sales usually run January to April. Check the Girl Scouts website to find local sale dates.
The Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta confirmed they will also increase prices to $6 per box across 34 counties.

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