Indian Meal Moth (Larva/Pupa Case)

Pantries, kitchens, food storage facilities, and agricultural grain storage locations

Stored dry food products including grains, cereals, dried fruits, nuts, seeds, flour, and pet food

Larvae spin silk webs through infested food products as they feed, creating silken cocoons or pupal cases when preparing to transform into adult moths

Major household and commercial pest that contaminates stored dry foods with silk webbing, frass, and shed skins; harmless directly to humans as they do not bite or sting