The UK's (and Ireland's I think due to the increased meat trade?) animal welfare standards have been higher than the EU bare mininums, I don't see why this would change things except maybe for chicken.
this post was submitted on 11 Sep 2023
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EU welfare standards have always been minimum standards, not maximum standards.
Because half of french cuisine actively requires animal abuse.