Dunkin’ dropped the “Donuts” from its brand name years ago. Now — at least in Nebraska, New Mexico and a few other states — it doesn’t have doughnuts on the shelves either.

While America runs on Dunkin', it seems that it might be running out - of its lineup of donuts, that is. Find out the potential cause and if it's fixed.

Several Dunkin’ stores across the US are experiencing a doughnut shortage caused by a ‘manufacturing error’. For many customers, this has disrupted their morning routine, as coffee and doughnuts are c

Previously known as Dunkin' Donuts, in 2018 the company announced that it was dropping "Donuts" from its name in a rebrand to increase focus on its coffee and other drinks, which made up of a majority of its sales. Dunkin' has attributed the shortage of its doughnuts to a combination of production challenges and logistical delays.

If America runs on Dunkin’, a shortage of this vital energy source could cause serious disruptions for its customers. Due to a manufacturing error, the donut and coffee chain is experiencing shortages in several U.S. states.

In an email to USA TODAY on Tuesday, a spokesperson for Dunkin confirmed a single-supplier issue “temporarily impacted some locations in a handful of states.” “Less than 1% of Dunkin’ locations are currently still impacted,

Dunkin Donuts solved this problem with their innovative Omelet Bites – donut-shaped egg bites packed with cheese and bacon. Now, you can recreate these convenient, protein-packed breakfast bites at home,