glenn roberts has been farming in this region for almost 30 years. he estimates that in 1986 the chernobyl disaster caused a 40% drop in his income. even after the ban was lifted every sheep had to be tested before it koulds go to market. if levels of seize yum were too high they had to keep the sheep until contamination levels fell. affected farmers have followed the rules carefully. maintaining consumer confidence is critical for their livelihoods. >> they have more confidence because of all the work. >> reporter: finally, he's got the news he's been waiting for. from june 1, all remaining restrictions will be lifted. >> so happy. the whole process going to the end and seeing the light. >> reporter: the decision was made by the uk's food standard agency. officials point to the latest study that is show eating meat from the affected farms carries a negligible risk to human health. >> nearly 14% of sheep failed. that number has gone down and is now approximately 0.2%. >> is clear that there is now evidence that demonstrates the risks are low and it's

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