In this talk I review a proposal by Halprin and Leung to set limits on a possible breakdown of universality in neutrino-gravitational interactions from solar neutrino experiments and report the result of a recent application to the current data . We find (with certain caveats) that an adiabatic solution exists which can accommodate both the Homestake and Kamiokande data. This solution leads to a value of the universality violation parameter, DELTAf almost-equal-to 2 x 10(-14). This is three orders of magnitude less than the universality violation bound for ordinary matter inferred from weak equivalence principle experiments.