This category covers the main crop varieties in greenhouse and horticultural production, including vegetables, flowers, fruits, medicinal plants, and specialty crops. It provides tailored cultivation solutions for different crop types.

GreenTech Amsterdam traces its roots to the renowned Horti Fair, first established in 1962. After two successful editions under the GreenTech brand, Amsterdam RAI decided to continue building on this legacy, transforming the event into the world’s premier horticulture technology exhibition. Today, GreenTech stands as the definitive global platform where industry professionals—from growers and breeders to technology providers and researchers—come together to connect, share knowledge, and do business.
The 2026 edition will take place from June 9 to 11 at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre, featuring over 545 exhibitors from around the world. The exhibition spans 36,000 square meters and is organized into four dedicated theme worlds—Products, Technology, Retail, and Genetics—ensuring a complete overview of the horticulture value chain. Key focus areas include water management, energy solutions, robotics and AI in greenhouses, precision horticulture, vertical farming, climate control, and medicinal cannabis cultivation.
GreenTech Amsterdam attracts approximately 21,800 professional visitors from more than 120 countries, with the largest delegations coming from the Netherlands, Germany, the United Kingdom, South Korea, and Canada. The event features an extensive knowledge program with over 80 sessions across six stages, including the dedicated Medicinal Plants Stage, which addresses the rapidly growing European cannabis cultivation sector. Special features such as Power Day—focusing on AI and data-driven horticulture—and the Deep Dive Stage for intimate Q&A sessions, provide attendees with unparalleled opportunities for networking and learning.
As the global hub for horticulture technology, GreenTech Amsterdam continues to set the agenda for the industry’s future. With the growing demand for sustainable, efficient, and technology-driven agricultural solutions, the event serves as a critical platform for innovation, business development, and cross-border collaboration. As Margriet Looije, CEO of Looye Kwekers, noted, “At GreenTech Amsterdam, connection and innovation come together to drive change—empowering us to take bold steps forward in an industry that feeds the world”.
This category covers the main crop varieties in greenhouse and horticultural production, including vegetables, flowers, fruits, medicinal plants, and specialty crops. It provides tailored cultivation solutions for different crop types.
This category focuses on cutting-edge automation technologies for horticulture, including intelligent sorting robots, harvesting robots, automated seeding systems, drone inspections, AI-driven growth prediction models, and intelligent decision support systems.
This category encompasses greenhouse equipment, climate control systems, and logistics solutions. Products include ventilation systems, heating and cooling equipment, circulation fans, growing systems, internal transport vehicles, and automated logistics tracks.
This category covers comprehensive solutions for greenhouse design and construction, including structural materials, covering materials (glass, plastic film), shading systems, ventilation structures, and turnkey engineering services.
This category features a wide range of horticultural production and processing machinery, such as soil preparation equipment, seeders, transplanters, harvesting equipment, pruning tools, and packaging machinery, covering the entire process from seedling to post-harvest handling.
This category includes horticultural research institutions, consulting services, education and training, seedling propagation, and new variety breeding. It provides the industry with technological innovation, knowledge transfer, and high-quality genetic resources.
This category includes various consumables and inputs for horticultural production, such as growing substrates, fertilizers, biostimulants, pesticides, biological control products, non-woven fabrics, pots, and trays.
GreenTech Amsterdam features specially curated routes that help visitors efficiently navigate the show floor by following specific themes. The 2026 edition offers seven dedicated routes: Vertical Farming, Medicinal Plants, Robotics, Mid-Tech, Renewable Energy, AI, and Organic. Each route connects relevant exhibitors and products, allowing attendees to explore innovations within their areas of interest in a focused and time-efficient manner.
RAI Amsterdam organises Metstrade and manages the event's project delivery, exhibitor and visitor services, and on-site operations.
Through its project team, registration support, and exhibition services, RAI Amsterdam connects international suppliers and buyers across the leisure marine industry.



This category covers the main crop varieties in greenhouse and horticultural production, including vegetables, flowers, fruits, medicinal plants, and specialty crops. It provides tailored cultivation solutions for different crop types.
This category focuses on cutting-edge automation technologies for horticulture, including intelligent sorting robots, harvesting robots, automated seeding systems, drone inspections, AI-driven growth prediction models, and intelligent decision support systems.
This category encompasses greenhouse equipment, climate control systems, and logistics solutions. Products include ventilation systems, heating and cooling equipment, circulation fans, growing systems, internal transport vehicles, and automated logistics tracks.








RAI Amsterdam organises Metstrade and manages the event's project delivery, exhibitor and visitor services, and on-site operations.
Through its project team, registration support, and exhibition services, RAI Amsterdam connects international suppliers and buyers across the leisure marine industry.