Where are mites a problem?
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Mites are widespread, but become a problem only if conditions favour population growth. From our experience, we know the following commodities are at risk:
- Animal feeds and pet foods
- Cereal grains and flour
- Pulses and beans
- Biscuits and cakes
- Malt
- Breakfast cereals
- Dried fruits and nuts
- Pasta and noodles
- Cured meats and cheeses
The types of premises in which mites are often found include:
- Food & feed manufacturing plant
- Grain stores (flat or bin, farm or commercial)
- Warehouses
- Farm livestock housing
- Retail outlets
- Flower bulb storage facilities
- Why are mites a problem?
- Where are mites a problem?
- Prevention and advice
- The BT Mite Trap
- The CSL Flotation Filth Test