IIRC the main manufacturers have stopped making them, but I think either a couple of minor/specialist manufacturers have bought some of the equipment or are still making them.
The mass market for the disks has died out (finally), but they are still in fairly heavy use with specialist equipment that would be very expensive to replace or upgrade so there is still a small market (IIRC a lot of things like weaving machines, semi automated sewing machines, standalone vinyl cutters, cnc etc use floppy disks for the patterns and some of them cost £10k-100k+ so will not be replaced just because the floppy is dying out).
I don't think i've used one in about 5 years, but I still have one in a couple of my machines (disconnected), and a bunch of old disks.