"We are backing our promise and guaranteeing the quality and safety of our premium product, while at the same time deterring any potential counterfeit, substitution or mis-labelling in foreign markets."
Oritain chief executive Grant Cochrane said that food fraud cost the global food industry about $71 billion annually.
"We are finding that consumers today are driving the need for product authentication," he said.
"People are demanding more transparency about what's in their food and where it comes from."
Mr Apple more than doubled annual profit in its latest financial year by selling higher-margin apples in key export markets. In February the company reported that 2015 profit more than doubled to $38.9 million on increased sales of higher-value apples to markets in the Middle East and Asia.
In March, China Resources Ng Fung, a Chinese state-owned food enterprise, acquired 15.3 per cent of Mr Apple owner Scales Corp for about $55.9 million from Direct Capital Investments.