Determining the technical acceptability of construction products becomes a determining factor that shapes trade, innovation and safety standards. The article reviews the system of determining the technical acceptability of the EU and some Asian countries. The European experience, embodied by the CE marking system, establishes a uniform approach in the EU member states. The importance of studying the European experience is emphasized by the orientation of Ukraine towards joining the EU, which will be facilitated by the transition of the construction sector to European standards. European countries have harmonized standards, such as the EN series, which begin with basic requirements for construction products. CE marking combined with conformity assessment procedures ensures compliance with strict quality and safety standards. Competent authorities have successfully addressed the role of third-party verification, while the Construction Products Regulation (CPR) has a level of regulatory oversight. This experience offers Ukraine a model of harmonization, promoting the creation of a single market and strengthening international confidence in its construction products. Asian countries, each with its own regulatory field, exemplify diverse approaches to determining technical acceptability. Countries such as Japan and China emphasize adherence to national standards and certification processes. The Japanese JIS standards and the JIS mark together with the Construction Quality Assurance (CQA) system are technical compliance standards not only in construction. Understanding the nuances of approaches in Asia gives Ukraine knowledge about adapting its own systems to regional requirements. The study of international approaches to the construction of a system for determining the technical acceptability of construction products and structures will contribute to international trade, ensuring the quality and safety of products, and innovations. Cross-border projects and the attraction of foreign investments contribute to the introduction of international practices that meet global standards. The introduction of the European system for determining the technical acceptability of building materials, which corresponds to the best international practices, not only the competitiveness of Ukrainian construction products, but also thanks to the global standardization of the construction industry, the economic integration of sustainable development, the experience of Europe and Asia allow to create a road map to ensure technical acceptability of construction products.