Emergency services were called to tackled a blaze at the Dryburgh Industrial Estate in Dundee.
Fire crews were called to the scene, just off the Kingsway, at around 8.45am on Wednesday.
Two fire engines and police officers were at the scene and fire services received the stop message just before 2pm.
Police had advised members of the public to avoid the area until the situation was resolved.
A spokesperson for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said: “We were in attendance at the Dryburgh Industrial Estate in Dundee.
“We were called at 8.45am following the report of a fire.
“We had two appliances in attendance and have one main jet in use.
“We received the stop message at 1:48pm.”
A passerby said at the time of the fire: “I’ve not been here for long but I think the fire started just before 9.
“I saw one fire engine leave the industrial park, so I think there’s just one still there.
“It looks as though they might be here for some time.
“They’ve put tape up all around the Camperdown Industrial Park.
“You can’t get into the entrance at all and even the surrounding wooded area behind it has been sectioned off.”
Officers are currently assisting the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service with traffic management in Dryburgh Industrial State on Buckman Drive, Dundee following the report of a fire.
Members of the public are advised to avoid the area at this time. pic.twitter.com/jiy2I8U7Xw
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