THE STICKERROAR GUIDE

Keeping a Sticker Away From Food-Contact Areas

Use decorative placement planning without assuming that a printed sticker is approved for direct food contact.

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Three yellow sunflowers with dark brown centers sit among green leaves, while small striped bees hover beside the upper flowers.

What to know

A cup or bottle scene illustrates a possible visual placement, not a food-contact certification. Keep the intended decoration separate from drinking rims and food-contact areas, and confirm the actual product's suitability for the object. Material appearance alone does not establish that approval.

Check your plan

  • Identify where food or lips contact the object.
  • Choose a separate decorative area.
  • Confirm care and compatibility for the actual product.

A practical example

A graphic on the outside of a cup should not be assumed suitable for the inside or drinking edge. Those positions involve different requirements.

The cover shows a catalog artwork example. It is not a physical material test or an installation demonstration. Confirm product-specific requirements for your actual surface.

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