Sawtoothed Grain Beetle

Domestic and commercial food storage areas, including pantries, granaries, and warehouses

Stored dry goods specifically grains, cereals, dried fruits, nuts, pasta, and seeds

Non-flying adults provide high mobility through crawling; they possess a flattened body shape to hide in narrow crevices of packaging. Females lay eggs directly into food sources.

Primary pest of stored products that causes food spoilage and economic loss; they do not sting or bite humans but can cause aesthetic and sanitation issues in kitchens.