mumbai, Oct. 24 -- Tax cuts on packaged food and personal care products disrupted stocks and depressed sales growth at Hindustan Unilever Ltd in the September quarter, but the consumer goods giant expects the price drop and a good monsoon to boost consumer sentiment and sales in the second half of 2025-26. HUL will focus on raising sales volumes to drive revenue, said chief executive Priya Nair, who took over as the head of India's largest packaged consumer goods firm in August. "Macroeconomic conditions in India were not favourable. The overall FMCG (fast-moving consumer goods) demand was subdued on account of high food inflation, the overall income was challenged, wage inflation, and even weather vagaries led to subdued conditions," Nair ...