Pantry Moth Larva

Pantries, kitchens, and food storage facilities containing dried goods.

Stored grains, cereals, nuts, seeds, dried fruits, flour, and spices.

The larvae spin silken webs throughout infested food sources to travel and protect themselves before pupating.

A major pest that ruins food by contaminating it with silk, feces, and shed skins; however, they pose no direct health risk or disease transmission to humans.