Scampi could disappear from British menus without a special fishing visa, ministers warn
British companies rely heavily on foreign labour from the Philippines in order to harvest the crustacean, Scarborough and Whitby MP Sir Robert Goodwill claimed.
New Home Office immigration rules require foreign fishermen working in the UK to hold a special skilled migration visa.It follows changes to the visa system made by the Home Office in March, which meant foreign fishermen require a skilled migration visa in order to work in the UK.Sir Robert Goodwill, Chairman of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee, told the Commons: “I am not crying wolf when I say this is really putting at risk the scampi industry.
In response, Home Office minister Sarah Dines said: “The language provisions are there for important reasons for the safety of those workers.
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