Kodak still makes Ektar and Portra color film, I believe.
ADOX, Agfaphoto, Bergger, CineStill, FilmFerrania, FOMA, Fujifilm, ILFORD, Kodak, ORWO, Rollei, Shanghai and Ultrafine.
Kodak still produce Portra 100, 400, 800, Ektar 100, Professional T-Max 100, 400, 3200, Tri-X, Pro Image, ColorPlus 200, UltraMax and also motion picture film of course.
As I understand it, Kodak sell about a billion dollars worth of film each year - but still lose money on other parts of their business.
Still, I don't understand the generally pessimistic tone of the blog-post - seems very strange considering the poster was gifted a very valuable and desirable load of film.
What is worth mentioning is that Kodak invested to start making again Ektachrome slide film after discontinuing it 8 years ago.
Fuji also discontinue its last black and white film Acros but started to produce a new formula after an year.
This strikes me as a very 'glass half-empty' way of looking at film production.
Kodak needed to increase film-prices because their existing facilities weren't able to keep up with increasing demand. I constantly experienced this myself last year, as there were periods when Portra wasn't available in various speeds in 120-format from my normal suppliers. The intention is to balance supply and demand, and use the extra revenue to invest in more efficient production.
[1] https://kosmofoto.com/2019/12/opinion-why-the-kodak-alaris-p...