No, we've gone back to making our products. Our story is a little different from Mr. Dyck's.
When we announced that we would start making disinfectant, we received a lot of media attention. Then, large companies with critical pandemic activities needed disinfectant for their employees.
In this regard, I will tell you an anecdote. A company contacted me and offered me $30 a litre for my disinfectant. I told her that was too much. She asked me how much I wanted and I told her I wasn't sure and suggested $20 a litre. She then said she would pay me $25 a litre. We were just raising money to help the needy. So I said we would take $25 a litre, but $3 or 10% or 15% of that would go to food banks. The company said they would give us $28 a litre. So that's how the adventure started.
So then all the companies that needed disinfectant for their workers, especially first responders, started ordering it. So we took their money and made disinfectant for police departments, hospitals, and so on. Our story is a bit like Robin Hood's.