Queen Maxima of The Netherlands Visited Organic Fruit and vegetable Distributor Eosta in South Holland on December 4, 2018

Queen Maxima of the Netherlands turned heads in a leopard print ensemble as she completed an official engagement, before receiving a bouquet of stunning flowers in South Holland on December 4, 2018

Queen Maxima of The Netherlands opted for a shift dressed which fell just above the knees, and was adorned with a leopard print pattern, as she visits an organic fruit and veg firm in South Holland

Queen Maxima of the Netherlands opted for a shift dress which fell just above the knee, with an on-trend a leopard print pattern. She teamed the frock with nude tights and matching court shoes embellished with a bow. Coordinating her look, she opted for a beige envelope clutch and a MaxMara coat of the same color, which she wore draped over her shoulders in the 'shrobing' style beloved of fashion editors.

Queen Maxima of The Netherlands arrived at Eosta, an international distributor of fresh organic fruits and vegetables, which has been awarded the Plaque for Sustainable Entrepreneurship of the King Willem I Foundation

Dutch Queen Maxima as seen seemingly pondering what could be hidden underneath a large veil, before uncovering it to find a pineapple priced at €2.85 (£2.58) 

Queen Maxima of The Netherlands posed with the guests in the event, pictured. Eosta, an international distributor of fresh organic and fair fruits and vegetables which has a network of over a thousand growers in six continents was awarded the plaque for the company most committed to sustainable innovations.

Queen Maxima of The Netherlands later joined the audience as she watched the companies being rewarded for their contribution to sustainability

Queen Maxima of The Netherlands, was seen laughing while  whipping a fabric cover from a plinth, to unveil a pineapple with a €2.85 (£2.58) price tag beneath, as she paid a visit to an organic fruit and veg firm in South Holland.

Queen Maxima of The Netherlands dons a leopard print shift dress and heels to visit an organic fruit and veg firm in South Holland