page_title: Pulilan
section_title: Economy
hierarchical_section_title: Pulilan / Economy
caption_attribution_description: English: SM Center Pulilan now open SM Center Pulilan Grand Opening - December 1, 2017 three-level Construction of SM Center Pulilan, Meralco vehicles SM Center Pulilan SM Supermalls Plaridel-Pulilan Diversion Road, in Barangay Santo Cristo 14°54'3"N 120°52'34"E Pulilan, Bulacan (accessed along and from the Maharlika Highway (Cagayan Valley Road, Baliuag-Pulilan-Guiguinto, Bulacan), Pan-Philippine Highway, also known as the Maharlika "Nobility/freeman" Highway or Asian Highway 26, Cagayan Valley Road) (Note: Judge Florentino Floro, the owner, to repeat, Donor Florentino Floro of all these photos Judge Floro hereby donate gratuitously, freely and unconditionally all these photos to and for Wikimedia Commons, exclusively, for public use of the public domain, and again without any condition whatsoever).
context_page_description: Pulilan, officially the Municipality of Pulilan, is a 1st class municipality in the province of Bulacan, Philippines. According to the 2015 census, it has a population of 97,323 people.
  The town is famous for its Carabao Festival where carabaos are paraded and kneel as they pass through San Isidro Labrador Parish Church, in honor to the town's patron saint, San Isidro Labrador.
  Many years ago, Pulilan was primarily a little-known rural town in the northern part of Bulacan where its economy heavily dependent on farming and poultry raising. Most of the population committed their entire lives on farming as their livelihood. Today, the town is moving towards commercialization and industrialization as it is becoming one of the major growth-rate area and center of commerce and industry in the province.
  Because of the major economic growth, due to presence of commercial establishments, real estates, industrial plants and major road projects. Pulilan has experienced increased in the total gross income in the past few years. The town's income in year 2016 was P323.86 million, an increase of P69.27 million from its previous income in 2014. It surpass the income of fifteen municipalities in
context_section_description: The municipality of Pulilan has basically an agri-based economy. Farming, fishing, swine and poultry raising were the dominant economic industries and livelihood of the natives of the town. Structural changes in the economy become evident due to the rapid rate of urbanization characterized by increasing encroachment of industries and manufacturing establishments on productive agricultural land of the municipality. Now, the municipality is known as one of the emerging centers of trade and commerce in the province of Bulacan and continuously outshining its neighboring municipalities. According to the 2017 COA Annual Financial Report, the municipality has an annual income of 383.60 million, 59.74 million or 18% higher than its previous income. Making it one of the richest municipalities in Bulacan and Central Luzon.
  The major income sources in the municipality come from flowers/ornamental plants, food/food processing, garments and embroidery, gifts/house decors, marble/marble processing, poultry and hog raising, furnitures, crop production and services.
caption: SM Center Pulilan