Bulacan, just like any province and cities in the Philippines, have many export quality products.

Bulacan exports jewelries and they are categorized into two sub-sectors; the fine jewelry sub-sector and costume jewelry sub-sector. Bulacan’s fine jewelry industry produces two product types; the precious metal jewelry and the pearls, precious and semi-precious stones. Precious metal jewelry may be made of gold or silver and may or may not need any gemstones.

Bulacan is known for its sweet delicacies such as breads and other pastries. The bakeries there are capable of producing a variety of treats catering to those people that enjoy sweets. Enseimada or ensaymada is one of the popular products of Bulacan. This is sweetened bread that looks like a large snail. Adding to the flavor of the ensaymada would be the melted cheese and sugar placed on top of each bread.

Honoring a saint is one of the principal reasons why Filipinos celebrate numerous fiestas. This is the reason why the people in Pulilan, Bulacan never fail to commemorate and pay tribute to San Isidro Labrador, who is the patron saint for farmers. Although the festival officially begins on May 15 every year, there are traditions which the locals need to observe prior to this day. For 24 days, they must perform the Paseo or the procession of the image of San Isidro to the different towns comprising Bulacan. They ought to complete the Novena for nine consecutive days.