Indian meal moths are a common pest in homes and food storage facilities. These pests can cause damage to stored food items and can be difficult to eliminate once they have established a presence. Here’s what you need to know about Indian meal moths and how to deal with them.

Physical Description: Indian meal moths are a small moth species that are typically around 3/8 of an inch in length. They are characterized by their grayish wings that are banded with copper or bronze. The larvae of Indian meal moths are small, cream-colored caterpillars that can grow up to 1/2 inch in length.

Indian meal moths are considered to be a serious pest in food storage facilities and in homes where food is stored. The larvae of these pests can contaminate stored food items, making them unfit for human consumption. Additionally, the presence of Indian meal moths can be a major nuisance, as they can quickly multiply and spread throughout an area.