What insect leaves droppings that look like caraway seed?

Insect droppings that resemble caraway seeds are typically produced by the larvae of the moth known as the Indian meal moth (Plodia interpunctella). These droppings are small, dark, and cylindrical, often found in stored food products like grains and cereals. The resemblance to caraway seeds can lead to confusion, but these droppings are a sign of an infestation. Proper storage and inspection of food items can help prevent these pests.