Fyffes of bananas from overseas plantations. In May 1969, the company was renamed Fyffes Group Ltd, recognising the diversity and importance of the then (x-number) subsidiary companies. It became an Irish company following takeover by the Irish group FII plc in 1986. FII plc had been created when Torney Brothers & McCann, (the origins of that company were Charles McCann's apple exporting business founded in 1890) merged with United Fruit Importers Limited to form Fruit Importers of Ireland Limited in 1968. The combined company was initially known as FII Fyffes plc, but became simply Fyffes plc in 1989. In 2002 Fyffes
The Fruit of Grisaia a magical girl tasked with the job of saving the world. Sekai Project acquired the rights to release an English version of the "Grisaia" trilogy as well as the spinoff game "Idol Magical Girl Chiruchiru Michiru" which they funded via Kickstarter in December 2014. An English port of the PlayStation Vita version of "The Fruit of Grisaia" was released on Steam on May 29, 2015. A manga adaptation titled , written by Eiji Narumi and illustrated by Shū Hirose, began serialization in Akita Shoten's "Champion Red Ichigo" magazine with volume 36 released on February 5, 2013. The first "tankōbon" volume