Shellfish toxins at locations in the Western Isles are back to safe levels
Toxins in shellfish at a number of locations have reduced from the higher levels found last month.
Monitoring work undertaken on behalf of Food Standards Scotland had identified high levels of shellfish toxins at Loch Leurbost, Lewis, on 10 July; Loch Seaforth, East Loch Tarbert and Sound of Scalpay on 10 July; and Seilebost Sands, Harris on 24 July.
However, they have all returned to safe levels.
The warning against eating shellfish from these areas has now been lifted.