AZ SB1275

Establishes a voluntary program administered by the Department of Health Services allowing food producers to display a department-designed logo on products sold in Arizona to identify them as produced without genetically engineered organisms.

Requires companies using the logo to submit a license agreement and comply with guidelines developed by the department, which must adopt rules identifying approved testing procedures and establishing program fees.

Permits logo display on four categories of qualifying products: animals not genetically engineered regardless of their feed, raw agricultural commodities grown without intentional use of genetically engineered seed, processed foods containing less than 0.9% genetically engineered materials by weight, and foods verified by independent organizations using approved testing procedures.

Specifies logo display locations as packaging for raw agricultural commodities and processed foods, shelf labels for unbundled commodities, and seed containers or sales receipts for seeds.

Terminates the program on July 1, 2024 pursuant to Arizona's sunset review statute.