that the beverages' fruit-forward labeling tricked customers into thinking the "natural" flavors came from fruit, a California federal judge ruled Friday. U. S. District Judge Susan Illston scrapped claims that BodyArmor's maker, BA Sports Nutrition, misled consumers about the sports drink's sugar content and its "superior hydration" qualities but kept alive claims the fruit-forward labeling misled buyers about the drink's fruit content. (Court Documents)U. S. District Judge Susan Illston, in a 15-page order, partially granted BA Sports Nutrition LLC's motion. . .
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