Khapra beetle larvae have been found in nappy pants imported to Australia. The federal government has estimated the cost of the khapra beetle to Australia's grains industry at more than $15 billion if ...

Something nasty is lurking in baby's nappies in Australia... and no, it's not 'that', well, not just that. Larvae belonging to the khapra beetle has been discovered in the imported diapers. It's led ...

CANBERRA – Australia has detected khapra beetle larvae in imported nappies sold in supermarkets nationwide, the Agriculture Ministry said, raising concerns that the pest could infest grain storages ...

The discovery was confirmed by the Federal Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry which said the detection was made on September 7. "This detection – in Little One’s Ultra Dry Nappy Pants - ...

CANBERRA, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Australia has detected the larvae of khapra beetles in imported nappies sold in supermarkets nationwide, the agriculture ministry said, raising concerns the pest could ...

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Authorities are trying to track down hundreds of cartons of Little One's Ultra Dry Nappy Pants after a nationwide recall due to the detection of an invasive beetle in the products. Parents are being ...

Authorities in Australia have discovered larvae belonging to the khapra beetle, an invasive pest that is considered a major threat to the nation’s grain industry, in a box of imported nappies. The ...

For more climate change news and analysis, go to News24 Climate Future. Australia has detected the larvae of khapra beetles in imported nappies sold in supermarkets nationwide, the agriculture ...

An urgent warning has been issued in Australia after destructive beetle larvae were found lurking in nappies. Khapra beetle larvae were found in packs of nappies imported into the country earlier this ...

The pest has the potential to devastate Australia’s $26 billion grain industry if it spreads. The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) confirmed that Khapra beetle larvae were ...