California federal judge Monday to approve their settlement, saying the revised deal requires the food giant to completely remove the "no artificial flavors" label. The parties first reached a deal last September, but in June, U. S. District Judge M. James Lorenz scrapped the proposed settlement over collusion concerns after finding that it offers the class of thousands of fruit snack buyers no money and a large payout to its attorneys. In their revised deal, the parties agreed that General Mills. . .
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