Confused Flour Beetle (Also see Rust-Red Flour Beetle)
Granary Weevil (Also see Rice Weevil)
Mediterranean Flour Moth or Mill Moth
Red-legged Ham or Copra Beetle
Rice Weevil (Also see Granary Weevil)
Rust-Red Flour Beetle (Also see Confused Flour Beetle)
Tropical Warehouse or Almond Moth (Also see Warehouse, Tobacco or Cocoa Moth)
Warehouse, Tobacco or Cocoa Moth (Also see Tropical Warehouse or Almond Moth)

Appearance
Adult : 2-3mm long, reddish to blackish brown, slim, cylindrical body with head bent downwards and not visible from above, and last three segments of antennae forming a club.Larvae : 3mm long, “C” shaped, whitish with brown head and 3 pairs of legs.
Life Cycle
Eggs (300-500 in a lifetime) laid singly or in clusters of 02-30, loosely amongst the grain. Larvae bore into the grain and pupate within. Entire life cycle takes about 25 days. Adults are long lived.
Notes
Adults can fly. They as well as larvae, are voracious feeders capable of penetrating packaging material. They bore into grain and eat out the entire starchy interior and the seed coat in places, leaving irregular holes and large quantities of floury dust. A primary pest of cereal grains and other seeds; also feeds on dried potatoes, tapioca, herbs, tobacco, nuts, beans, biscuits, cocoa beans, dried fruit, peanuts, spices, drugs, leather goods, book bindings and dried fish and meat. Heavily infested wheat has a honey-like odour.