Established in 1925, Paris Art Label has remained a privately held company, with hands-on management and supervision of all operations by two generations of the Tarantino family. Ronald Tarantino Sr. acquired Paris Art Label from its former owners in 1974. The Colonial Label Company was acquired in 1980, Tuck Automatic Labeler was acquired in 1994, the Goodrin-Athenia Label Company was acquired in 1998, and most recently the acquisition of Princeton Label Co.
The company has grown to 160 employees. Consistent growth in sales have been derived from dedicated service to the cosmetics, health and beauty care and consumer products markets.
The move to a state of the art, 44,000 square foot label manufacturing facility located in Long Island, New York, was accomplished in July, 2009. A second, 20,000 square foot label manufacturing facility is located in Princeton, New Jersey.
1925
Founded in New York City
1974
Acquired by Ron Tarantino, Sr.
1976
Paris Art moves to Huntington, Long Island, NY
1980
Acquisition of Colonial Label Company marks the beginning of our thermal label printing services and thermal printer machine sales
1985
Acquired East End Label Co.
1986
Paris Art Moves to Ronkonkoma, Long Island, NY, expanding to a 44,000 sq foot facility
1994
Acquisition of Tuck Automatic Label and Packaging Company marks the beginning of our packaging assembly services and label application machine sales
1998
Acquisition of Athena Goodren Company
1998
Addition of a Comco C1 printing press enables us to print up to 13 inches wide and up to 7 colors
2002
Paris Art becomes ISO9001 certified, solidifying our commitment to delivering the highest quality product to our customers
2005
Addition of a Nil Peter printing press enables us to print up to 14 inches wide and up to 10 colors
2005
Expansion of our Pre-Press department and the addition of state of the art equipment enables us to turn jobs around with markedly shorter lead times
2006
Acquisition of Princeton Label Company adds an additional 20,000 square foot facility in NJ
2008Paris Art moves to Patchogue, Long Island, NY, adding an additional 55,000 square feet of manufacturing capabilities
