With the Covid -19 Pandemic, the global supply chain has collapsed and international trade has been disrupted and won't be easy to restore in the next two years. But the wheels of industry my spin for the world to come back to normalcy and become viable again in order to restore the confidence of consumers and create profit for the investors, it is thus important for Logisticians wherever they are to provide professional advice in light of the current challenges of moving goods and equipment from across the many frontiers, and more so, for goods coming from China.. Since international trade is complex in many aspects as it involves crossing many borders for which legal requirements differ from country to country, and in the same vein, language may be a barrier to trade as much as tariffs may also be a hindrance if a country is not a member of a trading block to which goods are being exported to or imported from. In this regard, intermediaries with the expertise required should be sought so that an organisation can minimise risks associated with international trade and thus create an atmosphere of confidence that whatever transaction a Procuring Entity may enter into would be managed professionally and goods would arrive at the expected time and in the right condition. REQUIRED: At no time in the history of global trade did the world need the expertise of Third Party Logistics Providers than in today's business environment and so, in this regard, discuss in detail with practical examples what you feel are the roles of the Third Party Logistics Providers [3PLs] in the current international trade transactions