Indian Meal Moth

Identification

• The distal half of the forewings are copper or reddish brown in colour, and the proximal half are a pale grey.
• The hind wings are also light coloured.
• They are general feeders, eating broken grains, processed foods, such as corn meal, dried fruit, seeds, nuts, chocolate, dog food, cookies, and powdered milk.
• This moth is found flying most often at night after dusk.
• This moth is the most common and economically significant food-infesting pest found in Ontario.

We control Indian meal moth in grocery stores and warehouses by placing pheromones sticky trap of meal moth.

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