What material should I use for stickers that will go on refrigerated products?

Cold surfaces call for a material rated for low temperatures and moisture, and the right pick depends on how cold the surface gets and how long the sticker stays on. Skip standard uncoated paper entirely: it absorbs moisture and lifts or peels once condensation forms.

• BOPP, available in white or clear, resists moisture and keeps its grip in extreme cold, making it the choice for long-term freezer storage.
• White adhesive vinyl works for short-term refrigerated or cold-surface use. For the freezer, pair vinyl with a freezer-grade adhesive.
• Laminated semi-gloss paper can handle light, short-term fridge use.
• A permanent adhesive keeps labels down on cold, damp surfaces.
• Condensation weakens adhesion, so apply to a clean, dry surface.
• When in doubt, order a sample and test it on your actual container in the fridge for a few days before running the full quantity.