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"The horse meat scandal that hit the United Kingdom&amp;#039;s supermarkets has now moved out of Britain and on to shelves in Italy and Spain. Nestl\u00E9, the Swiss-based food giant, has recalled two of its products after &amp;quot;traces of horse DNA&amp;quot; were found in the meat.   According to a statement by the company, Nestl\u00E9 has suspended all deliveries of meat-based products from their German supplier, H.J. Schypke. The recalled products, Buitoni Beef Ravioli and Beef Tortellini, have been removed from store shelves in Spain and Italy and an additional product, Lasagnes \u00E0 la Bolognaise Gourmandes, a frozen meat product for catering businesses produced in France, will also be withdrawn from sale. In addition, the company said in their statement that there is &amp;quot;no food safety issue&amp;quot; but that the mislabeling &amp;quot;fails to meet the very high standards consumers expect from us.&amp;quot; Before you throw out your Nestl\u00E9 pasta products, the New York Times reported the company has stated no American products are affected. All of Nestl\u00E9&amp;#039;s U.S. products do not source meat from Europe, rather their beef is from the U.S., Canada, New Zealand, and Australia. More From Delish: NYC Restaurant Will Serve Raw Horse Meat The crisis, in which beef products were found to actually be horse meat, has rocked Britain and Ireland and has quickly escalated across Europe. And most recently, an equine painkiller, phenylbutazone, has been feared to have entered the food system, reported the New York Times. In addition, horse meat has been found in meals that were to be shipped to schools in Britain. While recent testing by the British government found there to be 1 percent horse meat in 29 beef products, there have been discoveries as high as 100 percent horse meat that were marketed as beef. More From Delish: Concerns Over E. coli in Organic Spinach Cause Recall in 39 States While most of the horse meat crisis has been in supermarkets, just a few weeks ago, Burger King also revealed it is possible that some of their beef burgers sold in the U.K. and Ireland were contaminated with the horse meat. Originally, BK denied that their burgers could be tainted, claiming their patties to be 100 percent beef, but soon after they dropped their supplier, Silvercrest, which received their product from a Polish distributor, according to the Guardian. Are you concerned the U.S. beef supply could contain horse meat? Find more great food content on Delish:   Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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