Control Meal Moth Infestation

Have you seen any moth lately in your pantry with a bronze-copper and yellowish-gray wing? They could most likely be an Indian meal moth. This are food infesting pest that commonly feed on grain and grain products, dried fruits, seeds, nuts, powdered milk, chocolate, candies, and some spices. Though called “Indian” meal moth, this pests are found around the world.

Infested items will often seem webbed together and since they are difficult to get rid of, it is recommended to throw out the infested item and do some pest control:

• Locate the source of infestation and remove the package from your home.
• Clean your shelving and cupboards to remove any eggs, stray larvae and cocoons then place the un-infested packages in sealed containers to avoid infestation.
• Kill any moths you see flying inside your house. You can use an Indian meal moth traps for this.