They're favourites at youngsters' events and on street journeys, however the iconic Starburst lollies can now not be discovered on Australian cabinets.
As revealed over the weekend by an more and more fervent wave of social media and TikTok studies, Starbursts cannot be had down underneath for love nor cash anymore.
However there is no level speeding out to fill up like they're rest room rolls in a pandemic - you merely will not discover them.
Mars Wrigley confirmed that Starburst lollies have been now not being imported into Australia.
Though the corporate has a big manufacturing presence in Australia, Starbusts have been introduced in from Europe.
"Like many companies which can be importing merchandise from abroad, the model has been uncovered to produce chain difficulties and rising value pressures over the past two years," a Mars Wrigley spokesperson instructed 9News.com.au.
"After reviewing all choices, we have made the tough choice to discontinue the model in Australia from June 2022."
The corporate mentioned it could "prioritise" the manufacturing of locally-made treats like M&Ms, Maltesers, Skittles, Snickers, Additional and Eclipse.
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