The "Medical Cannabis Retailer Craft Preparation Endorsement Act of 2025" aims to establish a new endorsement for medical cannabis retailers, allowing them to prepare and sell specific cannabis products. The bill amends the Legalization of Marijuana for Medical Treatment Initiative of 1999 by adding a new section that outlines the eligibility criteria and operational guidelines for obtaining a craft preparation endorsement from the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Board. This includes the types of products that can be prepared, such as baked goods, lotions, and prerolls, as well as stipulations regarding storage, preparation methods, and sales limitations.

Key provisions of the bill include requirements for product testing, packaging, and labeling, as well as restrictions on the types of products that can be prepared and sold. For instance, products must be shelf-stable and cannot require refrigeration, and the endorsement holder is prohibited from preparing transdermal patches. Additionally, the bill specifies that craft preparation endorsement holders may only sell products to qualifying patients and caregivers, and they must adhere to strict guidelines to prevent odors from being detectable outside their premises. Overall, the legislation seeks to regulate the craft preparation of medical cannabis products while ensuring compliance with health and safety standards.