- Geola (Lithuania) and their affiliates that sell silver halide and dichromated gelatine, I think they have an agreement with Slavich. http://materials.geola.lt/
- Bayer that is selling an excellent photopolymer: Bayfol, it is easy to use with students, and you can have free educational samples by signing a NDA with them.
- Litiholo is selling an "all included" holographic kit (based on Bayer material as far as I know): http://www.litiholo.com/
We used to use Slavich (silver halide). But now a days we make our own ammonium dichromated (AD) gelatin (DCG) plates with a relatively simple mold process similar to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsh4FvueMDY
You can control the thickness with the ratio of water to gel, and the thickness of the spacers (tape on the edges). Sensitivity can be controlled with the concentration of AD or the temperature of gelling/drying (using a fridge). This process produces plates that are sensitive between 405-533nm 50-300mJ/cm2 respectively.
For our holography labs (teaching) we use the Bayer Bayfol material. If the group is not large we may do a lab or two with DCG to give the students a taste of wet processing.