Flies and ants are usually considered common kitchen pests, but there are other pests that NJ homeowners should be aware of. Pantry pests, which can invade food supplies, are making a comeback in NJ.
These pests aren’t a health threat to humans, but they can cause significant damage to food supplies stored in pantries and cupboards in a short amount of time. Homeowners who see any of the following pests should seek help from Monmouth County pest control services.
- Confused flour beetle: These reddish brown beetles tend to feed on flour and related products rather than whole grains.
- Drugstore beetle: These dark reddish-brown beetles typically feed on drugstore products, pet food, breads and spices.
- Indian meal moth: These pests, which have reddish-copper markings and white wings, feed on corn meal, beans, spices, grains and several other food products.
- Rive weevil: These dark brown pests use their long snouts to poke holes in packaging and lay one egg inside. They tend to feed on cereal, beans, nuts and bird seed.
- Sawtooth grain beetle: These brown beetles are tiny, which allows them to easily get into packages of cereal, flour, grains and other food products.
If you have any pantry pests in your NJ home, don’t hesitate to give Allison Pest Control a call. We offer Monmouth County pest control services for beetles, moths and other pantry pests.
