Freezer grade adhesive option
Freezer grade stock is designed for cold storage, so choose it when labels go on at low temperatures or live in the freezer.
Food & Beverage · Printed in Kitchener, ON
Frozen food labels have to be applied to cold, sometimes frosty packaging and then live in freezer storage. We offer Freezer grade stock for cold conditions, with HP Indigo colour and short runs, for producers of frozen meals, pastries, dumplings and more.
2-day turnaround after proof approval · Free proofs · Small runs welcome
Why it matters
Freezer grade stock is designed for cold storage, so choose it when labels go on at low temperatures or live in the freezer.
Reserve a clear panel for oven or microwave steps, and keep the type large enough to read in a store aisle.
Colour-code each product so a cold-chain buyer or a customer scanning the freezer door finds the right item.
Leave room for a stamped or printed date, so each batch is traceable.
Select Freezer grade stock, a rectangle sized to the front panel and a separate back label for nutrition and directions. Gloss sells colour, and matte is calmer. Order a first run per product and test application on cold packaging.
Put the product name and picture on the front and leave the technical detail for the back. Test the proof against the actual packaging colour.
Ready to price it? Open the quote builder below, upload your artwork for a free proof, or browse all label industries and label shapes.
Shapes & finishes
All 2Day labels are waterproof BOPP printed on HP Indigo and cut in-house. See all 12 label shapes →
Instant pricing
Your shape and stock are preselected for this industry. Change anything, upload artwork, and add to cart when the estimate looks right. Free proof, 2-day turnaround after approval.
Your proof appears here once you upload artwork
We’ll show your artwork with the die line (cut path) on top so you can size, move and rotate it.Drag to move · corner handles resize · top handle rotates. The flashing line is where we cut.
Frozen Food Labels FAQ
If labels go on cold packaging or live in a freezer, Freezer grade is the sensible choice. Test a short run on your real packaging in your real conditions.
Frost and moisture reduce adhesion. Apply to clean, dry surfaces where possible and test your process before you scale up.
Place it on a back or side panel in the format required. Check CFIA requirements, including bilingual labelling, before you approve artwork.