Pantry moth larva / Indian meal moth larva

Pantries, kitchens, food storage facilities, and warehouses containing dried food products.

The larvae feed on various dry foodstuffs including flour, cereal, nuts, seeds, chocolate, and dried fruits.

Larvae spin silk webbing through the food they infest; they often crawl away from the food source to pupate in wall crevices or ceiling corners.

Primary risk is food contamination and spoilage of stored goods; they pose no direct physical harm to humans but are significant household pests.