The tropical fruit sector in Malaga, Spain, is grappling with a severe drought expected to significantly reduce mango and avocado production by up to 70% compared to regular seasons. The drought, attributed to anomalous temperatures and flowering seasons, has caused widespread fruit setting issues, resulting in small and seedless fruits. The agricultural organizations have expressed that it is too early to assess the avocado campaign, but there may be a shift in its epicentre due to decreased production on the coast of Granada and Malaga. They are advocating for institutional support to improve water resources, irrigation planning, and infrastructure modification to maintain production potential.