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Home pantry insect checks helps WA grain growers maintain access to export markets

Biosecurity authorities in Western Australia have launched the annual Pantry Blitz, asking the public to monitor their food cupboards for insects and provide data that supports the local grain industry to access overseas markets.
Key points:
- WA biosecurity authorities are asking for public help monitor for exotic pests
- People can install traps in their home pantry to reports what they find
- The information helps grain exporters access overseas markets
The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) is asking people around the state to register for the 2021 Pantry Blitz, after which they will post out a trap and lure.
“Once that arrives in the mail you set it up in your pantry and follow the instructions,” said Rosalie…
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