Three Generations. One Business.

Built at the Table

Art Printing Company was founded in 1932 in Toronto. In more than ninety years of operation, the business has remained family-owned through three generations — a fact that shapes how we operate and how we relate to our clients.

We produce Custom Placemats, Trayliners, Greaseproof Food Wraps and Basket Liners, Restaurant Menus, kids activity printing, and front-of-house promotional print for food service operations across North America. Burger King, Popeyes Canada, Tim Hortons, A&W Canada, Fatburger, and over 100 other chains and independent operators have trusted Art Printing for their restaurant print.

The business is led today by Jonathan Ginou, Owner and President, with his son Arthur Ginou serving as Director of Sales. Operations are managed by Brent Riopelle. All three are reachable directly — call, email, or request a quote and you'll hear back from a person who knows the products and can answer your questions.

"We built our business just like you did: one table at a time."

— Jonathan Ginou, Owner & President

How We Work

Art Printing operates on a straightforward model: placemats and Trayliners from 10,000 pieces, greaseproof wraps from 1,000 pieces, no maximums, shipping included in every quote to the US and Canada. Submit your artwork and receive a press-ready proof within one business day. Standard Placemat and Trayliner runs ship within two weeks of artwork approval. Food Wrap and Basket Liner runs under 50,000 pieces ship in two weeks; larger runs in six.

In-house design support is included in every quote. We match your Pantone references, work from your brand guidelines, and produce press-ready artwork if you don't have print-ready files. Multi-location fulfillment is a core capability — we coordinate split-ship to individual locations, regional DCs, and central warehouses, and hold finished inventory at no cost between drops.

For national chains, this means printing a full quarterly campaign in a single production run and fulfilling across multiple shipping windows. For independent operators, it means ordering what you need, when you need it, in the run sizes that fit your product or freight charges at invoice time.