Indian meal moth (larva)

Pantries, granaries, and food processing facilities worldwide

Dry goods including cereal, flour, nuts, dried fruit, seeds, and birdseed

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

Significant economic pest causing food spoilage; non-toxic to humans but larvae and webbing contaminate household food supplies