Pfizer Inc (PFE.N) will one week from now begin providing Canada with COVID-19 immunization made in its U.S. plant, a senior authority said on Friday, making it the subsequent nation to get portions from the Kalamazoo, Michigan office.

Reuters wrote about Thursday that Pfizer had begun dispatching portions made at the plant to Mexico, the first run through the organization has conveyed abroad from U.S. offices after a Trump-period limitation on its antibody sends out lapsed toward the finish of March.

“I can confirm that as of May 3, the Canadian supply of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine will come from its manufacturing site in Kalamazoo,” Canada federal Procurement Minister Anita Anand said.

Canada hopes to stay on a similar schedule, with 2 million doses anticipated every week in May and 2.4 million dosages every week in June, Anand said.

The U.S. government has been feeling the squeeze to help nations frantically needing immunizations, especially given its own quick inoculation program. Numerous nations where the infection is as yet uncontrolled are attempting to gain antibody supplies to help tame the pandemic.

Canada has manages Pfizer for up to 76 million portions. Pfizer and German accomplice BioNTech SE have recently been providing different nations incorporating Canada and Mexico with portions from Pfizer’s primary European creation plant in Belgium.

Pfizer has sent in excess of 10 million COVID-19 immunization portions to Mexico, making it the country’s biggest provider of shots. Pfizer is likewise transportation 1 million shots to Brazil this week, its wellbeing clergyman said on Wednesday.

Pfizer will utilize additional limit in its U.S. offices to convey Covid antibodies abroad while proceeding to meet its obligation to supply the United States, a source acquainted with the matter said, adding the drugmaker will likewise make shipments from Belgium.