Import Cane Banneton — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

The Cane banneton is a proofing basket made from woven natural cane and features a distinctive spiral pattern that imprints the dough during rising. While the exact dimensions are not listed, typical artisan bannetons of this style measure about 25 cm in diameter and 10 cm in height, which matches the size range used by professional bakeries. The supplier confirms the product is crafted in Vietnam and is intended for dough proofing, providing breathable airflow and a non‑stick surface.

Natural cane offers a lightweight yet sturdy framework that promotes even air circulation, helping dough retain its shape and develop a crisp crust. In the baking‑tools market, similar cane bannetons are valued for their durability, ease of cleaning and the decorative imprint they leave on loaves. Typical weight for a 25 cm banneton is around 500 g, and it can comfortably hold dough masses up to 1.5 kg. The basket’s spiral weave also prevents dough from adhering, reducing the need for excessive flour dusting.

Buyers such as bakeries, restaurants and serious home bakers look for reliable proofing baskets that can be reused many times. The listing does not state a minimum order quantity, so importers should ask Rattan Handicrafts Exporting Co., Ltd. for the MOQ and any tiered pricing. Shipping terms, incoterms and payment conditions are not disclosed; these details must be clarified with the supplier before committing to a purchase. Verify packaging style and any quality certifications prior to finalising the contract.

Rattan Handicrafts Exporting Co., Ltd. is located at Phu Nghia, Chuong My, Hanoi 10000, Viet Nam. The supplier carries a harbour‑level trust tier, yet its response rate is recorded as 0 %, indicating that initial contact may need to be followed up promptly by the buyer.

The company specialises in handcrafted cane products, with the banneton presented as part of its baking‑tools portfolio. No further corporate details such as founding year or employee count are provided, so importers should request any additional information, such as factory photos or quality audit reports, directly from the supplier.