Aalsmeer Flower Auction You will have an early morning visit to one of the world's logistical wonders -- the Aalsmeer flower auction. An average of 19 million flowers and 2 million plants change hands every day within a surface area of 1 million m2. Within a couple of hours they are exported to almost every country in the world. Aalsmeer Flower Auction's global market share is 44% with an annual turnover of over 1.6 billion euros. To find out more about Aalsmeer flower market visit their website: click here Van der Hoeven The Dutch are well known as world leaders in greenhouse technology. You will have the opportunity to visit one of the Netherlands' leading greenhouse builders and see the very latest in technology they have to offer. Van der Hoeven is one of the leading Dutch greenhouse builders. To learn more about them visit their website: click here Unilever We will visit Unilever, one of the world's largest and leading consumer goods companies. Everyday over 150 million people choose a Unilever product. Chances are if you open your fridge, check your bathroom shelf or under your sink you will find a Unilever product. As a multi-local multinational, Unilever aim to play our part in addressing global environmental and social concerns through our own actions, and working in partnership with stakeholders at local, national and international levels. They are also concerned about the health and well-being of their consumers. Healthy foods is a major focus of Unilever. Their new slogan is 'feel good, look good and get more out of life'. You wouldn't want to miss this presentation. For more information on Unilever visit their website: click here Albert Heijn B.V. Albert Heijn B.V. is the oldest part of Ahold, which is one of the largest food retailers in the world. It still has the largest market share in the Netherlands. Albert Heijn stores are full service-supermarkets and are known for their focus on quality (in stores and products). This of course comes at a higher price, so Albert Heijn is also known for being relatively expensive. They also operate Albert Heijn To Go convenience stores located in busy places, including many train stations, offering ready-to-eat products. For more information on Albert Heijn visit their website (in Dutch): click here