Collection: Food moth / Pantry moth

Food moths, commonly known as pantry moths, are common household pests that infest stored dry goods such as flour, grains, cereals, nuts, and pet food. The most common species, the Indian Meal Moth, lays eggs in food storage areas, leading to larvae that feed on products and contaminate them with silk webbing.

Signs of infestation include small moths flying near pantries, webbing inside food packages, and larvae crawling in storage areas. These moths thrive in warm environments and can multiply quickly, making them a persistent issue in kitchens and food storage spaces.

Various products are designed to target different stages of their lifecycle, including pheromone traps that attract adult moths and insecticides formulated for pantry-safe use.