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I buy it in paper bags and transfer it to cereal Tupperware.
If I buy flour in bulk, like more than 10kg at a time, I vacuum seal it in bags and then freeze/thaw/freeze it to kill beasties.
Beasties in the flour?
Weevil eggs
Yes there are bits and pieces and whole insects in your flour. And they are impossible to remove. So there are actual legal limits as to how much insects parts can be in the package of flour.
Things like meal worms tend to come from poor home storage though. If you store your flour in an air tight container, they aren't much of a problem. Unless it take you years to use up a bag of flour.
Put it in the freezer for a couple of days before storing it