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Peco Foods Data Breach Settlement

Peco Foods agreed to settle claims that a December 2023 data breach exposed people's personal information. Peco denies wrongdoing.

DeadlineNov 9, 2026
Payout summaryUp to $550 cash without loss proof. Up to $1,000 for ordinary losses and $5,000 for extraordinary losses
Filing effortMedium

Eligibility

Who may qualify?

U.S. residents whose personal information was exposed in Peco Foods' December 2023 data breach, including people who received a breach notice.

Payout

How much could I get?

You may receive up to $550 cash, depending on funds left after other costs. You can also claim up to $1,000 for ordinary losses and up to $5,000 for extraordinary losses with proof. The $5,000 limit includes up to $400 for time spent fixing breach-related problems. Time claims require documented extraordinary losses. Three years of credit monitoring is also available.

Filing effort

How hard is it to file?

Filing effortMedium

Online filing requires a Settlement Claim ID, but the mail-in form makes it optional. Cash and credit monitoring need no loss records. Reimbursement claims need supporting documents.

Claim ID help

How do I find my claim ID or notice?

Where to look for your claim ID or notice

Check the breach notice sent around July 2024, or a later settlement postcard or email, for your Settlement Claim ID. The official website does not show its exact format.

What to do if you cannot find your claim ID

Call 1-855-557-9411 or email [email protected] to request help finding your Claim ID or checking your eligibility.

Email search keywords

Try copying these keywords into Gmail, Outlook, or another email search box.

("Peco Foods" OR "Peco Foods Data Settlement" OR "Ryan v. Peco Foods" OR "Eisner Advisory Group" OR "Settlement Claim ID" OR "Claim ID" OR "Notice ID" OR "Unique ID" OR "Settlement ID" OR "Class Member ID" OR "PIN")

Eligibility check

Am I eligible for this settlement?

Answer a few quick questions.

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Are you a U.S. resident?

This is not legal advice. The quiz may be wrong. Always review the official settlement website before filing.

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Where do I file or verify details?

Use the official settlement website to verify eligibility, claim forms, deadlines, notices, and administrator instructions before filing.

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