Canada's top mushroom producer has been sold to an Irish food company for $145 million.

Leamington based Highline Produce Ltd. said early Friday that it had been acquired by Fyffes PLC, which markets fresh produce in Canada under the Fyffes, Turbana, Sol and Fresh Quest labels.

Highline, which was founded in 1961, has five facilities in Ontario and Quebec and sells about 26.3 million kilograms of mushrooms per year.

Fyffes has been in the fresh produce business for over 125 years and also has operations in Europe, the U.S., Central and South America.

Highline said its management team, led by CEO Glenn Martin, will continue to run the business.

The company says all five of its Canadian locations will remain in operation and the workforce of 1,150 employees will remain intact.

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Director (監督) : Hiroko Utsumi

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A few years after directing her debut work of the TV anime Free! and its sequel in 2013 and 2014, Hiroko Utsumi finally returns to the directors seat. Beginning her career at Animation Do, Utsumi was a regular contributor to a number of Kyoto Animation projects – including Clannad, K-On!, and Tamako Market – before getting the chance to helm a series on her own. Since leaving Animation Do, Utsumi has been freelance, mostly working on Bones and MAPPA projects, including directing and storyboarding the second ED for the soccer anime Days.

With a known fondness for the cute boys, Utsumi is hired to direct an adaption of Banana Fish at MAPPA. The original manga ran for nine years beginning in 1985. The story