The 2024/25 citrus campaign in Andalusia is off to a promising start with an anticipated 19% increase in harvest and a global supply expected to decrease by 9%, excluding Morocco, due to adverse conditions in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Andalusian production is projected to reach 2.26 million tons, an 11% increase from the average of the previous campaigns. The campaign is marked by increased rainfall, reducing irrigation restrictions. Oranges and mandarins are expected to dominate, while lemon and grapefruit volumes are expected to decrease. The market outlook is stable with good prospects due to the anticipated lower global supply, although the sector expresses concerns over the potential impact of the EU-Mercosur agreement on prices, as tariffs on imported citrus from Brazil and Argentina could be liberalized.