Lamb Weston Holdings, Inc.

Someone was working inside Lamb Weston's systems from January 9 to January 15, 2026, six days of unauthorized activity that stopped only when it was discovered. The Oregon filing puts the affected at 7,175 people and is silent on both the entry point and the data taken. Letters began going out September 29, more than eight months after the activity was caught. A notice that names neither the door nor the contents leaves 7,175 people wondering why a global frozen french fry manufacturer spilled the spuds on this one.