The Food Standards Agency Scotland announced today that the last east coast ban on fishing for scallops has been lifted. The move follows sampling which showed that toxins which cause Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning (ASP) have dropped to a level at which there is no longer a risk to consumers.
UK: Last east coast scallop fishing ban lifted
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