Best Stored Food
White-shouldered house moth is Endrosis sarcitrella, an oecophorid described by Linnaeus in 1758 and spread worldwide in buildings.
Brown house moth is Hofmannophila pseudospretella, an oecophorid described by Stainton in 1849 and a household pest of fabrics and stored foods.
The Almond moth is a significant stored-product pest found worldwide, known for infesting dried fruits and nuts, causing severe economic damage to agriculture.
Angoumois grain moth is Sitotroga cerealella, a gelechiid described by Olivier in 1789 and a pest of stored wheat, rice, and maize.
The Indian mealmoth is arguably the most widespread stored-product pest globally, recognized by its distinct two-toned copper and grey wings and its infestation of pantry foods.
The Dried Fruit Moth is a cosmopolitan pyralid moth known for being a significant stored-product pest that specifically damages dried fruits, nuts, and cereals globally.
