Claim Form Deadline: July 30, 2026
Payout: $3 Without Proof
Proof Required: No
A $1.5 million class action settlement has been reached with Traeger Pellet Grills over allegations that the company inaccurately labeled the type of wood in certain bags of wood pellets or falsely claimed they were 100% hardwood. Although Traeger denies the allegations, they have agreed to settle the lawsuit to avoid the expense and risk of a trial.
The lawsuit claimed that Traeger Pellet Grills, LLC falsely advertised the wood used in specific pellet bags, promoting them as 100% hardwood when they were not. This alleged misleading advertising may have caused consumers to believe they were purchasing higher-quality pellets, which could have affected the performance and flavor of food cooked using these pellets. The lawsuit suggested that these actions violated various consumer protection laws, including:
The total settlement amount for the Traeger Wood Pellets class action lawsuit is $1,500,000.
You may be eligible if you purchased Traeger wood pellets, either in-store or online, in specific U.S. states after October 1, 2015. The states included in this class action lawsuit are:
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Class members will receive a $3 coupon to use on future Traeger wood pellet purchases.
No claim form is required to receive the $3 coupon. Traeger will distribute $3 coupons, either attached to certain bags of pellets or available on shelves in select stores in California and Utah. You can use these coupons for an immediate discount at the register. The coupons will be available at stores including:
Claim Form Website: Traeger Settlement Site