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Environmental protection is one of the priority areas of the European Union’s activities, which defines the EU’s competence in the field of environmental protection and causes the adoption of a large number of panEuropean regulations. However, despite the considerable regulatory framework, there is insufficient attention in the EU legal system to legal regulation in the field of production and systematization of legal instruments of such regulation. The development of European environmental law is characterized by the search for optimal approaches to solving complex problems of natural resource management. In the Association Agreement between Ukraine and the European Union, Article 360–366 of Section V, Economic and Sectoral Cooperation, is devoted to the environment itself. The Parties to the Agreement cooperate on environmental issues and thus contribute to the achievement of the goals of sustainable development and the “green economy”. An analysis of European Union environmental legislation is essential to further improve and improve the effectiveness of Ukraine’s environmental legislation. The priority of Ukraine’s cooperation with the European Union will also be of practical importance – achieving the goal of improving the level of production productivity, expanding its economic growth base and competitiveness.

VOLUNTARY INSTRUMENTS IN THE SPHERE OF PRODUCTION IN EUROPEAN UNION LAW AND THEIR IMPORTANCE TO UKRAINE