Am I missing US government-level broiler chicken welfare initiatives?

I'm a French journalist currently investigating the broiler chicken industry and the Better Chicken Commitment campaign.

In Europe, we're seeing some progress with the European Chicken Commitment, and some member states are taking measures in favor of broiler chickens; things like Denmark agreeing to phase out state procurement of fast-growing chickens, Sweden developing higher welfare criteria for public procurement in line with the ECC, Norway's Animal Ethics Council recommending a ban on fast-growing breeds altogether.

My question is: What can be said about the US context? I believe CIWF's 2024 ChickenTrack report for the US will be published very soon. But I'm particularly interested to know if there is any government-level / regulatory / public procurement work regarding broiler chickens currently going on in the US?

The only thing I can think of is Legal Impact for Chickens doing civil litigation initiatives. I don't think I've come across anything else in recent months.

Am I missing something? Or is the US approach indeed almost entirely market-driven through corporate commitments, with no federal or state-level regulatory initiatives currently being pursued?

Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!