Khapra beetle larvae found in imported nappies threaten Australia's grain industry

Khapra beetle larvae were found in imported nappies sold nationwide, posing a threat to Australia's grain industry. The detection raises concerns about potential infestation of stored grain and disruption to agricultural exports, with authorities tracing and treating affected products. Khapra beetles are considered a major pest threat, and their establishment in Australia could lead to significant trade losses for the country's substantial grain exports.