Indian meal moth (larva/poop/waste)

Pantries, kitchens, food processing plants, and grain storage facilities

Stored grains, flour, cereal, nuts, dried fruit, pet food, and birdseed

Larvae spin silk webbing in food sources as they feed; they often crawl away from food sources to pupate in wall crevices or ceiling corners

Major household pest that contaminates food with webbing and waste; non-toxic but causes significant economic loss and food spoilage