Likely cigarette beetle (tobacco beetle)

Stored-food cupboards, pantries, warehouses, and homes; often associated with dry plant products and tobacco.

Larvae feed on dried plant materials, including tobacco, spices, grains, herbs, pet food, and powdered foods; adults generally eat little or do not feed.

Adults are strong fliers but often hide in darkness. Females lay eggs in infested products, and larvae mature inside food packages or other dry materials.

Harmless to people and not known to transmit disease, but infestations contaminate and damage stored foods. No significant household benefit.