The Indianmeal Moth (Plodia interpunctella) is a common stored product moth pest, prevalent in food manufacturing facilities and warehouses that are processing grain, nut, or cocoa-based foods. Management of stored product
pests is essential to the safety of your brand and products. Mating disruption is a common control method used for Indianmeal Moth infestations in food facilities and is discussed in this white paper.
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